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WEDNESDAY, JULY 06, 2022

2025

Cars move on a road during a day with polluted air, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), in Beijing, China February 13, 2021.Photo:Reuters
Environment

World must remove 1 bln tonnes CO2 by 2025 to meet climate goal - report

The current pipeline of projects in development could remove only around 150 million tonnes of CO2 by 2025, well short of what’s needed

Volkswagen CEO expects autonomous cars on the market after 2025
World+Biz

Volkswagen CEO expects autonomous cars on the market after 2025

An electric car is charged from an Iberdrola electric car charging station in central Bilbao, Spain, November 15, 2018. REUTERS/Vincent West/File Photo
World+Biz

EU says it could be self-sufficient in electric vehicle batteries by 2025

Photo: Collected
Tech/IT

Govt eyes to earn $6b from IT sector by 2025

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman, Jay Y. Lee pose for a group photo after a signing ceremony at Samsung Display's factory in Asan, South Korea, October 10, 2019/Reuters
Tech

Samsung Display to invest $11 billion by 2025 amid industry oversupply

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