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After the UK’s departure from the EU, a steady stream of businesses are investing less, moving abroad or going under.
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The company that built the culture of universal car ownership is planning for a world where no one owns a car.
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Uber, Lyft and other gig-economy firms have successfully coopted the legislation. But their efforts to hide behind Section 230 are beginning to unravel.
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