Honda to close UK car plant with the loss of 3,500 job
Japanese carmaker Honda is set to announce the closure of its only British car plant in 2022 with the loss of 3,500 jobs, a lawmaker
Facebook is a ‘digital gangster’ that urgently needs more regulation, UK lawmakers say
Facebook “intentionally and knowingly” violated U.K. data privacy and anti-competition laws and urgently needs to be
Reserves fall to two-month low of $42.86bn
The nation’s foreign exchange reserves have fallen to $42.86bn, the lowest level in two months, the latest data from the Central Bank
Inflation rate drops to 11.37 per cent in January, says NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics on Friday released the Consumer Price Index which measures inflation. The index dropped to 11.37 per
Amazon to discontinue New York’s headquarters project
Amazon.com Inc will not move forward with plans to build a headquarters in New York after rising opposition from local politicians,
Germany narrowly escapes recession after flat growth in the fourth quarter
Germany has narrowly avoided a technical recession after it posted flat growth in the fourth quarter, raising concerns that
Oil prices traded higher amid sanctions on Venezuelan oil
Crude oil futures traded higher Thursday as market participants remained concerned about global oil supply tightness as a result of
FG to auction N150bn bond next week
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has said the federal government would auction N150bn worth of bonds by subscription on February 20.
South African gold output plunges most in six years in December
Production of gold by South African mines retreated the most in six years in December as a strike at the nation’s top producer of the
U.S. stocks slump on surprise retail-sales decline
U.S. stocks opened lower, treasuries extended their advance and the dollar retreated after disappointing American retail sales data