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The Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) has expressed optimism that the current pump price of petrol and scarcity will soon end.
The Nigerian currency, the naira, has got a new position in the list of worst-performing currencies in the world as the value continue to depreciate in FX market.
The Bola Ahmed Tinubu government has made a major demand from the Nigerian media. Minister Mohammed Idris Malagi conveyed the government's request.
Atiku reacted after a high court stopped the CBN from releasing allocation to Rivers. The verdict came amid a lingering feud between Nyesom Wike and Sim Fubara.
Asian stocks got off to an uneven start on Thursday following a weak lead from Wall Street, though better-than-expected manufacturing data from China provided a glimmer of good news for Beijing. Tokyo followed that lead on Thursday, dragged down by a drop in stocks linked to the semiconductor industry, which also saw a drop on Wall Street.
China's manufacturing output expanded this month for the first time since April, official data showed Thursday, rare good news for leaders struggling to boost activity in the world's second-largest activity. The NBS said Thursday's data release showed the "business climate of the manufacturing industry has rebounded".
Some 33,000 Boeing workers have been on strike for seven weeks after twice voting down labor contracts, with the latest rejected offer featuring a 35 percent wage hike. Under the latest contract offer, which workers rejected on October 23, Boeing included a provision increasing the employer match.
Facebook owner Meta saw net income and revenues top expectations on Wednesday as the company said it would expand investments into artificial intelligence, drawing nervousness from investors. Like its Big Tech peers, Meta is rushing into artificial intelligence as it tries to build revenue streams away from its social media core business.
Microsoft delivered solid quarterly results on Wednesday, beating analyst expectations with revenue jumping 16 percent to $65.6 billion, but questions were raised about the company's big spending on the AI boom. During the quarter, Microsoft also returned $9.0 billion to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases, helping pump up share value.
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