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The new poll is further evidence that libraries serve as a useful communal gathering space — particularly for those with lower incomes.
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(Bloomberg) -- Rivian Automotive Inc., the electric-truck startup backed by Amazon.com Inc. and Ford Motor Co., will provide the "skateboard" platform for a premium, high-performance electric Ford vehicle, its top executive said."In Ford's case, we provide the platform." Rivian Chief Executive Officer R. J. Scaringe said in an interview on Saturday. "They will provide the top hat, the body and the interior."The "skateboard" is the entire platform, including the motor, battery pack, computer systems and wheels. The design is modular and allows for different vehicle body types to be added on top. Rivian is seeking partnerships to scale and grow beyond its own consumer electric vehicle offering.Ford invested in Rivian in April and announced its intention to build a vehicle using Rivian's technology. Scaringe declined to comment on the vehicle class or design, and didn't confirm which party would assemble the final Ford vehicle or give a date for its release.Pickup and SUV"We have confirmed we are working with Rivian on a vehicle which we have not yet announced," Ford spokeswoman Emma Bergg said on Saturday. "We do not comment on future products."Rivian's own R1T electric pick-up and R1S electric SUV are scheduled to go into production this year at its plant in Normal, Illinois, southwest of Chicago. The company hasn't disclosed pre-order numbers but has said it's "very happy" with demand for its own cars.Rivian is also building a fleet of electric delivery vehicles for Amazon which are expected to launch in September 2021. It's part of a strategy of diversifying the company's revenues and to "build volume and profitability," even if consumer appetite wanes or there's an economic down
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Canada isn't as great as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle think — here's why Page SixQueen Elizabeth Gives Prince William a New Royal Title amid Prince Harry & Meghan Markle's Exit Yahoo EntertainmentPrince Harry and Meghan Markle's Resignation Is Sketchier Than It Seems Showbiz Cheat SheetMeghan Markle Plans To Sit Down With Ellen DeGeneres In First Interview Since Royal Exit (Reports) AccessWealth advisers say Meghan and Harry's lifestyle raises red flags msnNOW
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 (Bloomberg) -- The novel coronavirus spread to more countries in the Asia Pacific region as China reported a surge in deaths and new cases due to the outbreak.The virus has killed at least 41 people in China, with media reports citing chaotic scenes as hospitals in the city of Wuhan turned away people who were unwell. The U.S. plans to close its consulate in the city temporarily and evacuate some Americans from the area, Dow Jones reported.Australia and Malaysia confirmed infections on Saturday, while the virus also spread to South Asia as Pakistan and Nepal reported cases. U.S. health authorities say they are monitoring more than 60 people for potential illness, while France identified the first cases in Europe.Nearly 1,300 cases in China, at least 41 deaths: Tracking the outbreakQuickTake: Learn more about the virusHere are the latest developments:China blocks outbound tours (10:40 p.m. HKT)China banned all outgoing overseas group tours starting on Jan. 27, and suspended domestic group tours as of Jan. 24, CCTV reported. Beijing also will prohibit buses from entering and leaving the city from Jan. 26.The Ministry of Culture and Tourism had ordered travel agencies and tourism companies to stop selling tour packages, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The ban coincides with the start of the Lunar New Year holiday, when millions of Chinese travel across the country and abroad.Duke, NYU delay China classes (10:30 p.m. HKT)Duke Kunshan University, a joint U.S.-China institution, and New York Univers
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 Oil futures ended sharply lower Friday, as worries over potential oversupply were augmented by fears the spread of the coronavirus could undercut demand for crude. West Texas Intermediate crude March delivery fell $1.40, or 2.5%, to end at $54.19 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, after hitting the lowest level for a most active contract since late October. The U.S. benchmark saw a 7.5% weekly drop, its biggest such fall since a nearly 9% drop in the week ending May 31, according to FactSet.
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