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Uber Technologies Inc and Nuro have teamed up to test food delivery using unmanned vehicles. The tests will take place in some U.S. cities. In this way, the companies want to expand interaction with companies involved in the development of unmanned vehicles.

In August, 76,965 Tesla vehicles made in China were sold. This figure is almost three times higher than last month, which is due to an acceleration in deliveries after an increase in production at its plant in Shanghai.

One of the Bank of Canada officials, holding a senior position at the organization, spoke about a possibility of the further oversized interest rate hikes that the bank keeps allowable, as the bank keeps considering front-loading as the most efficient way of controlling the pace of price increasing, which has become the fastest one in almost forty years.

Walmart and UnitedHealth Group announced this Wednesday that they will join forces in the healthcare industry. They will provide preventive health care services for people over 65. The range of services will also include online counseling for patients.

Accumulation of reserve quantities of hydropower is planned by the Swiss government. By doing so, the government intends to guarantee an absence of interruptions in energy supply during the upcoming winter.

Alphabet Inc. appoints the Washington Post's longtime chief information officer to the position of general manager to improve the management of the news division.

New Zealand's government announced plans to develop the space industry.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is very likely to maintain strong stimulus, even despite inflation of 3% expected over the next few months.

According to Reuters, Derek McNulty moves from the Jefferies Financial Group Inc, where he previously held the post of the international co-director in a sphere of chemicals coverage, to a new position at Citigroup.

As expected, the Bank of Canada on Wednesday raised interest rates to their highest level in 14 years. The current policy is the most aggressive in decades, and the Bank of Canada says the tightening campaign is far from over - inflation needs to be contained.