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China turns to electric taxis to soften Hormuz oil shock

By Lewis Jackson and Sam Li BEIJING, July 15 (Reuters) – China has an increasingly important buffer against oil price shocks: electric taxis. Across Chinese cities, taxi usage…

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By Lewis Jackson and Sam Li BEIJING, July 15 (Reuters) – China has an increasingly important buffer against oil price shocks: electric taxis. Across Chinese cities, taxi usage and ridesharing are

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