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Bekaert has sold its Steel Wire Solutions business in Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Venezuela. This decision aligns with the company’s strategy to streamline operations and refocus on its core competencies. …
Bekaert Divests Steel Wire Solutions Business in Latin America Read More
The U.S. State Department has denounced Venezuelan vessels near ExxonMobil’s operations in Guyana’s waters. This condemnation reflects international concerns over maritime rights and regional stability. Meanwhile, Guyana’s Vice President announced …
US Condemns Venezuelan Vessels in Guyanese Waters Amid Rising Tensions Read More
Aliko Dangote, the richest man in Africa, exemplifies a unique billionaire lifestyle by refraining from purchasing cars frequently and opting to drive himself. With a net worth over $10 billion, …
Aliko Dangote: Africa’s Wealthiest Billionaire with a Modest Lifestyle Read More
Indonesia negotiated a landmark $1 billion investment from Apple after enforcing a sales ban on the iPhone 16. This deal includes the establishment of local production facilities for AirTags and …
Indonesia Achieves $1 Billion Investment from Apple, Setting a New Precedent Read More
U.S. President Donald Trump likened the UK demand for Apple user data to Chinese practices, cautioning against it during a meeting with Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Trump advised against compliance …
Trump Compares UK’s User Data Demands to Chinese Surveillance Practices Read More
Transsion, Nigeria’s leading smartphone manufacturer, has become the world’s fourth largest, commanding a nine percent global market share in 2024, with 106.7 million units shipped. The company, responsible for brands …
Transsion Emerges as World’s Fourth Largest Smartphone Seller in 2024 Read More
The UAE announced March fuel prices amidst global fluctuations. President Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan visited the USA to enhance economic ties, while Apple faces demand concerns for its …
UAE Fuel Prices and Key Highlights for March 2023 Read More
The Paris prosecutor has closed a case against Apple subsidiaries accused by the DRC of using conflict minerals in their supply chain. The allegations, which included money laundering and deceptive …
Paris Prosecutor Dismisses DRC Conflict Minerals Case Against Apple Read More
Iran has enacted a 60-day export ban on apples, oranges, and dates to curb rising food prices, impacting global markets. This could lead to increased prices in various regions, including …
Iran’s Export Ban on Apples and Fruits: Implications and Economic Impact Read More
A 3.2-magnitude earthquake struck east King County, WA, around 12:07 p.m. on Thursday, following a 2.9-magnitude quake earlier in Bremerton. No injuries were reported, but the events raise concerns about …
3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes East King County, WA Read More