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China sees little relief from trade tensions as US goes to the polls
While the outcome of next month's US presidential election remains on a knife-edge, analysts say that for many in China the consequence is the same whoever emerges victorious: more tariffs, more tensions and a trade war that shows no sign of easing.
Winners Chapel: Akintayo shares Bishop Abioye’s next assignment after retirement
Stephen Akintayo has shared Bishop David Abioye’s next assignment after the latter retired from the Winners Chapel. The church is owned by Bishop David Oyedepo.
“We're all sitting on keg of gunpowder”, Obj sends fresh warning message to Tinubu, Nigerian leaders
Ex-Nigerian leader, Olusegun Obasanjo, has warned that citizens may be sitting on a keg of gunpowder. Obasanjo issued the warning in an interview seen by Legit.ng.
Boeing workers reject contract, extend strike: union
Boeing workers in the Seattle region decisively rejected the company's latest contract offer on Wednesday, extending the nearly six-week strike. The extension of the strike adds to the troubles facing Boeing and its new CEO Kelly Ortberg, who earlier Wednesday expressed measured optimism the latest contract would be ratified.
Microsoft pushes for gaming supremacy with 'Call of Duty' release
Microsoft's ambition to become the "Netflix of video games" faces a huge test this week with the release of "Call of Duty: Black Ops 6" on Friday. "There's really something for everyone with Black Ops 6," Stephanie Snowden, communications head at Call of Duty Studios, told AFP on the sidelines of a promotional event in London.
Asian traders struggle after Wall St losses as US yields spike
Asian markets were mixed Thursday following steep losses on Wall Street as a spike in US Treasury yields led investors to scale back their expectations on interest rate cuts. Sentiment has been "weighed down by the move up in yields and push back on Fed rate cut expectations", said National Australia Bank's Rodrigo Catril.
Pakistan aims to privatize flag carrier in November: Finance Minister
Pakistan is hoping to finalize both the delayed privatization of its flag carrier and the outsourcing of Islamabad's international airport in November, the country's finance minister said Wednesday. Speaking Wednesday, the finance minister said the five-month delay was down to two factors: ensuring macroeconomic stability, and doing the proper due diligence of the interested parties.
Tesla shares jump as profits rise on lower expenses
Tesla shares surged Wednesday after the electric car maker reported a jump in profits, as increased auto sales and lower expenses offset the drag from a drop in vehicle prices.
Code of Conduct Bureau: Jubilation as Tinubu swears in Bello as new chairman, details emerge
Nigeria's Code of Conduct Bureau has gotten a new boss. On Wednesday, October 23, videos emerged showing President Bola Tinubu swearing in Abdullahi Bello.
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