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Shares of China’s largest vehicle exporter Chery pop 11% in Hong Kong debut — REUTERS / ixx511

Shares of China’s largest vehicle exporter Chery pop 11% in Hong Kong debut

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

China’s largest vehicle exporter, Chery Automobile, saw its shares jump in its Hong Kong debut after raising 9.1 billion Hong Kong dollars (US$1.2 billion) through an initial public offering. See the Story

Dutch government sells 46% stake in TenneT’s German unit for €9.5 billion — REUTERS / ixx511

Netherlands Economy · Germany

Dutch government sells 46% stake in TenneT’s German unit for €9.5 billion

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

The Dutch government has agreed to sell a 46% stake in power grid operator TenneT's German unit to a consortium of investors for up to €9.5 billion. See the Story

Kendal Residents React to Government Digital ID Card Plan

Innovation · Kendal

Kendal Residents React to Government Digital ID Card Plan

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Kendalians say that they’re largely wary of the government’s new compulsory digital ID cards policy that was announced last week.See the Story

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