Bribery cases on Nigeria’s OPL 245 oilfield licence
An Italian court vindicated Royal Dutch Shell and Italy’s Eni on Wednesday of corruption in one of the oil business’ greatest legal disputes revolved around
African nations are trapped in a debt cycle, as Chinese loan repayment exceeds the amount they receive in new loans.
China's position as a major lender to developing countries has changed over the past ten years, with fresh loans to poorer nations drastically declining while
Amazon fined $2.5 billion for duping millions of customers with Prime subscription. – FTC.
A historic order has been obtained by the Federal Trade Commission from Amazon.com, Inc., Senior Vice President Neil Lindsay, and Vice President Jamil Ghani. This
UK’s National Grid makes green strategic maneuver with $11 billion WPD purchase
National Grid will purchase Britain’s biggest power circulation business WPD from U.S.- based PPL for 7.8 billion pounds ($10.9 billion) as it positions itself for
Google to commit $7 billion in U.S. workplaces, data centers this year
Alphabet Inc’s Google said on Thursday it intends to put more than $7 billion in workplaces and data centers in the United States this year.
Nigeria’s CBN introduces fixed transaction fees to boost mobile banking
Nigerian authorities have set a flat charge for financial transactions done by means of cell phones, supplanting a charging framework that caused conflicts between telecoms
Total, French energy conglomerate to build forest in Republic of Congo
French energy group, Total said it had gotten together with the organization Forest Ressources to plant a 40,000-hectare timberland in the Republic of the Congo,
Bulgaria, US accost millions of fake dollars, Euros
Police seized high-quality forged banknotes delivered at a printing office at a university in Bulgaria’s capital, authorities said Tuesday. In a joint activity with the
8 dead, man caught in Georgia massage parlor shootings
Shootings at two massage parlors in Atlanta and one in the suburbs Tuesday evening left eight individuals dead, many of them ladies of Asian descent,
WTO worried about Nigeria’s multiple exchange rates and poor port infrastructure – Okonjo-Iweala
The World Trade Organization director general said on Monday that the WTO was worried about Nigeria’s foreign exchange management and how it had been utilized
Nokia to eliminate up to 10,000 positions over two years.
Nokia on Tuesday declared plans to eliminate up to 10,000 jobs in two years to manage costs and put more in research abilities, as the
Investors value China’s Ant Group at more than $200 billion after IPO end
Some of Ant Group’s global financial backers have valued the Chinese fintech firm at more than $200 billion based on its 2020 financial statement, said
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