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mobility? that s exactly it. as i said mobility? that s exactly it. as i said you mobility? that s exactly it. as i said you do mobility? that s exactly it. as i said you do not mobility? that s exactly it. as i said you do not need - mobility? that s exactly it. as i said you do not need to sit i i said you do not need to sit outside a factory door any more so i think more and more people realise that and of course there are a lot of options available and a lot of these countries have what we refer to as investment migration programmes where you if financially independent you can apply for citizenship in multiple countries. so a lot of millionaires are not taking advantage of that. in other news this morning a us judge has rejected a bid by cryptocurrency exchange ftx s founder to throw out most of the government s criminal case against the company. the decision paves the way for a 0ctober trial of sam bankman fried. prosecutors claim he had stolen billions of dollars from custo
the uk cannot put off the transition to clean energy. our business editor simonjack with this report. 0nce once the north see if i did more energy than the uk needed but we now import half the energy we needed. the owners of this platform say a combination of windfall taxes and a labour promised a band new expiration is deterring investment from the uk and leaving the uk less energy secure and more vulnerable to future price shocks. ~ ., ., ., ., shocks. without additional licenses it shocks. without additional licenses it will shocks. without additional licenses it will be - shocks. without additional licenses it will be very - licenses it will be very difficult for the uk to produce its own energy which ultimately means that the uk will need to import energy from abroad. we do not want to be in a position that we are starving for energy. that we are starving for energy- that we are starving for eneru. , ., ., , energy. it s not really the uk s oil energy. it s not really the
Just a year ago, Aminur Rahman, a private sector employee living in Dhaka, could buy a moderate amount of essential goods, including rice, soybean oil, onions, salt and eggs, at Tk 553 from stores in Dhaka city.
OECD Information for journalists, Tax policy is playing a critical role as countries seek to promote economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and respond to the impact of rapid increases in energy prices, according to a new OECD report.