How Georgia is Fueling the Flow of U.S. Used Cars to Russia Despite Sanctions
In the shadow of geopolitical tensions, the South Caucasus nation of Georgia has emerged as a pivotal hub in the global used car trade, with vehicles sourced primarily from the
Even Zoom is Making its Staff Return to the Office
Zoom, the trailblazing force behind the remote work revolution throughout the pandemic, has taken a surprising turn by urging its employees to return to the physical office environment. In a
Tesla Puts India Entry Plan on Hold After Deadlock on Tariffs
Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) has put on hold plans to sell electric cars in India, abandoned a search for showroom space and reassigned some of its domestic team after failing to
Nigerian Breweries Surpasses ₦1 Trillion in Revenue Amid Rising Costs and Economic Pressures
Nigerian Breweries Plc has made history by recording ₦1.1 trillion in revenue for the 2024 financial year, marking the highest-ever earnings in the company’s nearly eight-decade existence. The milestone was
DJ Khaled Claims He Has Biggest-Selling Air Jordan Collaboration Ever
DJ Khaled has proclaimed that his We The Best x Air Jordan 5 collaboration is the most significant release in Air Jordan collaboration history. The renowned music figure made this
Decades After Severing Potential $40,000,000 Reebok Ties, Shaquille O’Neal Ordered 1000 Pairs of Size 22 Shoes
Shaquille O'Neal, a towering presence in the NBA, struggled to find shoes that fit his size 22 feet until Reebok and their Shaq Attaq line came along. After seven years,
Price Cuts on Family Summer Activities Take Effect as Temporary VAT Reduction Begins
Families are expected to benefit from lower costs on a range of summer activities from Thursday as a temporary reduction in Value Added Tax (VAT) comes into effect for the
Google Reportedly Pays $18 Billion a Year to be Apple’s Default Search Engine
In the ongoing US v. Google trial, revelations about the complexities of the deal between Apple and Google for default search engine placement on Apple devices have been brought to
Google Sues Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Tech giant Google has filed a lawsuit against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), contesting the agency’s recent decision to place its payments division under federal supervision. The lawsuit, submitted
Carmart Africa Launches Car Price Checker to Tackle Vehicle Price Inflation in Nigeria
Carmart Africa has introduced a groundbreaking solution to address inflated car prices in Nigeria with the launch of its Car Price Checker and Car Valuation Tool. This innovative resource aims
Global Cyber Attack Disrupts Thousands Of Universities And Schools Across Multiple Countries
A large-scale cyber attack has disrupted operations at thousands of universities and schools across the United States, Canada, and Australia after hackers targeted Canvas, a widely used academic software platform.
All Amazon Alexa Recordings will Now Go to the Cloud
Amazon Alexa users will no longer have the option to store and process voice recordings locally, as the company moves to exclusively process all requests in the cloud. The change,
Bet365 Faces Probe in Australia for Compliance Issues
Australia's financial crime watchdog, the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (Austrac), has initiated an investigation into the UK-based online gambling firm Bet365 concerning its adherence to anti-money laundering and
This Woman Charges $480 an Hour to Help Gen Z and Millennial Workers Overcome Their Fear of Talking on the Phone
Mary Jane Copps founded a consultancy called The Phone Lady 16 years ago to assist businesses in enhancing their employees’ phone abilities. She told Insider, “Gen Z has never had
New Ridesharing App Black Wolf Is Like Uber But With Drivers Who Carry Guns
A ridesharing app called Black Wolf has recently been launched in Atlanta and New York, aiming to compete with Uber and Lyft. What sets Black Wolf apart is that its
Google Admits Early Warning System Failed Millions During Turkey’s 2023 Earthquake
Google has acknowledged that its Android Earthquake Alerts system failed to provide timely warnings to millions of people during the devastating 2023 earthquakes in Turkey, which killed more than 55,000
Togo, Others Owe Nigeria $12.66m for Electricity
Nigeria's electricity regulator says three neighbouring countries owe more than $12.6 million for electricity supplied during the first quarter of 2026 after paying less than one-third of their outstanding invoices.
‘Up NEPA!’: New Documentary Explores Nigeria’s Ongoing Power Struggles
In the drive to advance Nigeria’s development, the chronic issue of inconsistent electricity supply remains a significant obstacle. A new documentary, "Up NEPA!", delves into this pervasive problem, capturing the
Would You Pay $58.5 Million to Live in This Iconic New York Building?
This is a new chapter for the Flatiron Building. It remains one of New York City's most recognizable landmarks as it prepares for an entirely new life. After seven years
NDIC Begins N46.6bn Payout to Heritage Bank Depositors
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has commenced the disbursement of N46.6 billion to depositors of the now-defunct Heritage Bank whose funds exceeded the maximum insured limit of N5 million.
