Federal High Court Sides with CBN, Dismisses Request to Block eNaira Trademark Use
The Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed an interim injunction request filed by eNaira Payment Solutions Limited seeking to restrain the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) from asserting rights
Samsung Flags 78% Profit Drop as Chip Demand Remains Weak
Samsung, the South Korean technology giant, has issued a warning that its operating profit for the third quarter is likely to experience a significant drop of approximately 78%. This projection
How Slovakia Quietly Became One Of The World’s Car Manufacturing Powerhouses
At the foot of snow-covered mountains in northern Slovakia, a lift gently lowers freshly welded car bodies onto a moving assembly line. Robots - hundreds of them - have already
Nike Ad Banned for Misleading Promotion of Kids’ Sneakers to Adults
An advertisement for Nike sneakers, marketed as a discounted $35 deal, has been banned in the UK for misleading consumers. The ad, which appeared on the X account of The
Apple Cuts iPhone Prices in China, Sparking a Sales Rebound
Apple’s iPhone sales in China are experiencing a resurgence after the company implemented aggressive price cuts in its largest overseas market to attract budget-conscious consumers amid a sluggish economy. According
Sony Hasn’t Been This Hot Since it Made the Walkman
It’s been decades since Sony was this close to the summit. The last time its market value soared so high, the world was spinning to the tunes of the Walkman,
Beauty Giant Avon Faces Criticism Over Business Continuation in Russia
Avon, the renowned beauty company, is facing scrutiny for maintaining business operations in Russia despite the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The BBC investigation has revealed that Avon is actively recruiting
Mike Lynch Acquitted in High-Profile Fraud Case Over HP Deal
British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, founder of Autonomy, was acquitted of fraud by a jury in San Francisco on Thursday. This verdict marks a significant victory for Lynch, who has
Elon Musk Apologises to Sacked Twitter Worker Over Online Row
Twitter chief executive Elon Musk has apologised over an exchange he had on the platform with an employee. It came after worker Halli Thorleifsson tweeted to Mr Musk saying: "Your
CVS Faces $250,000 Fine in Ohio for Pharmacy Understaffing, Jeopardizing Safety
Ohio state regulators have imposed a hefty $250,000 fine on a CVS store in Canton after investigations revealed significant understaffing issues, posing risks to patients' well-being. The fine follows a
Wayfair CEO: Employees Need to Work Longer Hours
In an end-of-year message to Wayfair employees, CEO Niraj Shah has urged the workforce of the online furniture company to embrace longer work hours and integrate their professional and personal
US Pushes Europe to Ease Big Tech Rules in Exchange for Tariff Relief
The United States is urging the European Union to rethink its regulatory approach to major technology companies as negotiations continue over metal tariffs and broader trade terms between the two
Swiss Chocolates and Wines to Get Cheaper in India Under New Trade Deal
Swiss chocolates and wines are set to cost less in India following the implementation of a new trade pact between New Delhi and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), which
Designed in US, Made in China: Why Apple is Stuck
Apple, the world’s most valuable company, has long prided itself on its sleek products designed in California. Yet, despite the iconic label proclaiming their American origins, the reality is that
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
Taiwan’s ONGLAISAT Satellite Captures High-Resolution Earth Images
A newly launched Taiwanese observation satellite, ONGLAISAT, has successfully captured high-resolution images of Earth, marking a significant achievement in small-satellite technology. The satellite, built with the help of Japanese startup
Inside The Courtroom: Instagram Chief Pushes Back On Addiction Claims In Landmark Trial
In a packed Los Angeles courtroom this week, Adam Mosseri took the stand for the first time in a case that could reshape how social media companies are held accountable
Tesla Directors Will Return $735 Million to Company to Settle Shareholder Suit
In one of the largest shareholder settlements of its kind, Tesla directors have agreed to return $735 million to the company to resolve claims of grossly overpaying themselves. According to
Harley-Davidson Ends Diversity Initiatives Following Pressure from Right-Wing Campaign
Harley-Davidson has announced the discontinuation of its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, marking a significant shift away from progressive policies the company had previously supported. The move comes in
Young Indians Should Work 70 Hours a Week, Says Billionaire Tech Founder
N.R. Narayana Murthy, the prominent co-founder of Infosys, emphasized the need for India's youth to invest long hours of work if the country aims to solidify its position as a
