Nigerian banks given the nod to facilitate $56.7b crypto transactions.
In its most recent circular, Nigeria’s central bank said that it has lifted the prohibition on cryptocurrency transactions, citing the need to regulate these activities
IMF warns Nigeria that $5 billion swap deal with the UAE lender is opaque and complex.
Nigeria plans to borrow up to $5 billion through a derivatives arrangement with First Abu Dhabi Bank, but the IMF issued a warning on Tuesday
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
Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 will generate e-waste equivalent to 320,000 cars.
About 240 million personal computers (PCs) could be disposed of as a result of Microsoft Corp.’s decision to discontinue support for the Windows 10 operating
US regulators caution against the use of Doraemon toy magnets after seven fatalities.
Following seven fatalities from ingestion of the Chinese vendor Doraemon’s magnetic ball sets due to their loose, dangerous magnets, the U.S. Consumer Protection Unit issued
Angola quits Saudi-led OPEC in a surprise move.
The Saudi-led club of oil producers, OPEC, has been trying in recent months to get support for more output cutbacks aimed at maintaining oil prices.
Sony PS5 hardware sales top 50 million in a record-breaking year.
A senior games executive stated that Sony is witnessing great momentum for its PlayStation 5 platform, with lifetime sales surpassing 50 million units and the
New EU rules on hosting and reducing migrants will engender prison camps at borders.
The European Union came to an early agreement on new regulations on Wednesday. These regulations aim to limit the number of immigrants entering the country
20 big banks suffer capital erosion amid high interest rates and bad loans – ECB
The European Central Bank announced on Tuesday that it had increased capital requirements for twenty banks, citing a lack of reserves for defaulted loans as
The EU’s deforestation law is set to reshape the global commodities market and impoverish African farmers.
Coffee importers in the EU are beginning to reduce their purchases from small farmers in Africa and other regions in anticipation of a historic EU
US defense industry to profit from wars in 2024.
One CEO resisted, stating they did not want to be stuck with a warehouse full of rockets when the fighting stopped when the Pentagon summoned
Nissan will leverage local resources to sell China-made EVs to global markets.
Nissan Motor announced on Sunday that it will market electric cars (EVs) made in China throughout the world. The company recently signed an agreement with
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