The second biggest teachers union in the United States unveiled a groundbreaking partnership Tuesday with AI powerhouses Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic to develop a comprehensive training program helping educators master artificial intelligence. Microsoft is contributing $12.5 million, OpenAI $10 million, and Anthropic $500,000.
World number-one furniture retailer Ikea is hoping the market will improve next year from a decline in consumer spending on furnishing their homes, one of its senior leaders told AFP. During a recent visit to Paris to visit the Swedish chain's new city-centre shop, Inter Ikea chief Jon Abrahamsson Ring told AFP that 2025 is likely to be "challenging".
Arsenal lost £17.7 million in the 2023/24 season despite a return to the Champions League helping to post a club record £616.6 million ($775 million) revenue. However, wages skyrocketed to £327.8 million from £234.8 million.
The Lagos Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) has a humongous tax revenue target of N1.4 trillion to meet in 2025. The state house of assembly explained why.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday announced Canada's first high-speed rail line, connecting major hubs from Toronto to Quebec City, calling it "the largest infrastructure project in Canadian history." This will be "the largest infrastructure project in Canadian history," Trudeau told a news conference in Montreal.
The National Bureau of Statistics has revealed that Imo, Ebonyi, and Katsina states are Nigerian states with the highest living standards after inflation rebasing.
Analysts have disclosed that the current rate of naira at N1,500 is not the best it can be, stating that the FX rate can still strengthen to N1,000 per dollar.
The British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation empowers graduates to harness opportunities in the agricultural sector through its Graduate Agripreneurship Prog.
To mitigate incidence of mortality among firefighters in active service, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has mandated annual fitness tests.
Swiss mining and commodity trading giant Glencore said Wednesday it was considering shifting its stock listing from London after it stumbled into a net loss last year on falling coal prices and writing down the value of assets. - Coal business take a lump - The company earlier Wednesday reported $1.6 billion net loss for 2024 compared to a net profit of nearly $4.3 billion the previous year.
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