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Africa's demographic growth is having a considerable impact on the continent's capital cities. Kigali, for example, is set to double its population by 2050. In one of the most densely populated areas in the world, authorities are trying to organise this growth in terms of urban planning and economics. Rwanda,…

As part of efforts to dampen high gasoline prices, the Biden administration is temporarily allowing gas stations to sell a special fuel blend called E15, containing 15% ethanol, year-round. Under the Clean Air Act, E15 cannot be sold in summer because it evaporates more readily in warm weather and can…

The Centre for Economics and Business Research found there is only a 50% probability of a “successful and timely” passport renewal process for travellers

The Shanghai Economics and Information Technology Commission confirms that Tesla has ramped up EV production in China to over 80 percent of capacity.

A major new British study reinforces the conclusions of previous research from the United States.

In this morning’s newsletter: Archie Bland talks to economics correspondent Richard Partington about what more the government could do to help the worst off in society

The symposium is sponsored by Pacific Legal Foundation’s Center for the Separation of Powers, The Center for Growth and Opportunity, and the George Mason University Law and Economics Center.

Accel Entertainment Inc (NYSE:ACEL) has appointed Mathew Ellis as its Chief Financial Officer, effective May 1, 2022. Ellis succeeds Brian Carroll, who in 2021 had notified his intention to retire. Carroll will remain with Accel in an advisory capacity until the end of 2023. Ellis previously served as the company's Senior Vice President…

A new automated analysis of satellite imagery can reveal the extent of building destruction in conflict zones, providing vital information for humanitarian aid.