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Electric dreams 🚗 — Geely coming to Canada, European supermarket cyberattack

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Show Notes

China’s second-largest automaker, Geely, is gearing up to start selling EVs in Canada next year, marking the first major push by a Chinese car manufacturer into the Canadian market.

Plus, hundreds of supermarkets across France were hit by a bizarre cyberattack that remotely manipulated refrigerator temperatures, spoiling food and causing fires.

And in the big picture, suspension of flights in Saudi Arabia following recent attacks, this year's Economics Nobel Prize winners, and more top stories in business, finance, and tech.

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