Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill Is Popping the Rooftop Solar Bubble
Markets don’t believe the rooftop solar industry can survive without government support...
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How are coliving and coworking redefining hospitality?
Coliving and coworking are two relatively recent concepts that reflect our changing lifestyles, both personal and professional. Two trends that
m.welsch
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Hampton by Hilton continues its expansion on the German market
Signo Hospitality continues its growth in northern Germany with the topping-out ceremony of its new Hampton by Hilton hotel in
Admin Josh
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Court Orders Winding Up of CJC Markets Ltd Over ₦30m Investment Fraud and SEC Registration Failure
Justice C.J. Aneke of the Federal High Court in Ikoyi,... The post Court Orders Winding Up of CJC Markets Ltd
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T-bills auction: Government to borrow GH¢5.55bn on May 23, 2025
The government will borrow GH¢5.55 billion on the treasury market tomorrow 23rd May, 2025. This will be done via the issuance
Obinna Emelike
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Capital Hotel strengthens market position with investments, impressive performance
With sustained investments in its Abuja property, Capital Hotel PLC (owners of Abuja Continental Hotel), has strengthened its position in
Raleigh Fetzer
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Christchurch’s iconic McLean’s Mansion up for sale
One of the country's largest wooden buildings, a 2200 sqm Jacobean behemoth - is on the market...
Business Times
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MARKET PULSE AM MAY 23, 2025 [WATCH]
KUALA LUMPUR: News on the latest moves on the stock and crypto markets. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd...
Frank Eleanya
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Most Nigerian artists are still ignoring AI. New Mavin’s exec says that’s a mistake
Despite being Africa’s most influential music market, only a few Nigerian artists and producers are exploring AI tools, missing out
Adonijah Ndege
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Kenyan BNPL startup Watu profits drop 85% to $1.2 million as loan defaults rise
Watu Holdings, a Kenyan buy-now-pay-later startup, reported a sharp 84% drop in profit to $1.2 million (KES157 million) in 2024,
