BP to introduce share buybacks scheme, as profit soars on strong oil, gas trading.
BP’s profit dramatically multiplied to $2.6 billion in the first quarter on account of stronger oil prices and better revenue from natural gas trading, paving
AfDB approves a $114 million loan for Africa’s first EV battery gigafactory in Morocco.
On Friday, the African Development Bank (AfDB) announced that it had authorized a €100 million ($114 million) loan to support the construction of Africa's first
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
Navy SEALs to focus more on global threats than counterterrorism
Ten years after they found and killed Osama Bin Laden, U.S. Navy SEALs are going through a significant change to improve administration and grow their
Nigeria reinstates Addax’s renounced oilfields, overriding regulator.
Nigeria’s president returned four oilfield licenses to Addax, an organization controlled by China’s Sinopec, his office said in a press release, overruling a previous revocation
Toyota takes over Lyft’s self driving unit for $550 million
Toyota Motor Corp. has taken over the self-driving division of American ride-hailing company Lyft for $550 million, in a move that features the Japanese automaker’s
UK firm Super Group, makes debut entry into US sports betting, online casino market.
Super Group, a British firm that possesses a betting company and an online casino, is trying to enter the fast growing U.S. market. The company
Baffled Canada squeezes White House to keep Great Lakes oil pipeline open.
Canada is pushing on several diplomatic fronts against the U.S. state of Michigan’s efforts to close a cross-line oil pipeline, the second such debate since
Indonesia affirms 53 crew members of lost submarine are dead, wreckage found
Indonesia’s military on Sunday formally said each of the 53 crew members from a submarine that sank and fell to pieces a week ago are
Covid ‘gulping’ people in India; crematoriums overpowered.
With life-saving oxygen hard to find, relatives in India are left all alone to move Covid patients from one emergency clinic to another looking for
Chauvin’s verdict, provokes 6 police killings across America in 24 hours.
Indeed, even as the Derek Chauvin case was fresh in memory — the perusing of the decision in a Minneapolis court, the shackling of the
Indonesia’s naval force pronounces lost submarine sunk, each of the 53 on board dead.
Indonesia’s naval force on Saturday pronounced its missing submarine had sunk and aired out, killing 53 individuals on board, in the wake of discovering things
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