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How Honda's pledge to go all-electric unraveled

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| The Globe and Mail Verified
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How Honda's Pledge to Go All-Electric Unraveled

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| Breaking One
TOKYO -- Just five years ago, Honda's CEO, Toshihiro Mibe, was widely hailed as a visionary. He pledged that by 2040, the Japanese automaker -- long celebrated for its mastery of internal-combustion engines -- would spend tens of billions of dollars to phase them out in favor of electric vehicles. The bold shift won applause from Wall Street, then bullish on all things EV, and environmental groups that had criticized rival Japanese automakers for clinging to hybrid and gasoline-powered cars.
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One strait, one weakness

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| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
IN Qatar, a desert peninsula protruding into the Persian Gulf, natural gas turned a pearl-diving backwater into one of the world’s wealthiest nations. For three decades, Qatar built supply lines, shipping tens of billions of dollars of liquefied natural gas each year through the Strait of Hormuz. The state, which derives more than 60% of its revenue from gas exports, used that money to transform the peninsula into a gleaming metropolis. Unpaved desert roads became monolithic skyscrapers.
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