APTIV SAFETY & MOBILITY SERVICES SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.
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2025-03-28 (cnfol.com)
Financial breakfast on March 28: Global trade tensions escalate, investors seek safe-haven assets, gold prices hit record highs approaching 3060_Foreign exchange market observation_Foreign exchange_CICC Online
Friday, March 28, Beijing time, spot gold trading around 3054 50 Gold prices climbed to an all-time high of 3059 35 on Thursday, investors sought safe-haven assets after U.S. President Trump announced new auto tariffs. U.S. crude oil trading around $69 85. Oil prices rose slightly on Thursday.
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2024-10-03 (realite-tunisienne.tn)
The Minister of Economy and Planning is on a working visit to Beja: following up on the progress of development projects
The visit concluded with a working session at the state headquarters, attended by the governor of the region, members of the House of Representatives and the National Council of Regions and Regions, in addition to representatives of organizations.
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2023-03-02 (wardsauto.com)
Singapore Autonomous Test Bed for U.S., International Developers
The Singapore government has been proactive on autonomous-vehicle development, having concluded an intelligent transport system is vital for the city-state with its population of 5.45 million on just 276 sq.-mi. of land.
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2022-07-15 (independent.ie)
Car tech firm Aptiv says lack of manufacturing know-how, housing, and work permits are barrier to Irish growth - Independent.ie
Discover more Premium Car tech firm Aptiv says lack of manufacturing know-how, housing, and work permits are barrier to Irish growth Aptiv develops automotive technology and has a market cap of$ 24bn Kevin Clark, president and CEO of Aptiv/ Aptiv
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(pressian.com)
In the era of ‘great competition’ following the Great Depression and the Great Recession, the government has no answer.
Lame Duck - This word, which can be directly translated as 'waddling duck', is usually used to refer to a situation in which a political leader is in a state of power leakage. But this word...
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