Economy
Netherlands shelves plan to cut Schiphol flights
The Dutch government said Tuesday it was temporarily shelving plans to cut flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, one of Europe's busiest hubs, admitting it was a "bitter pill for the environment." "The government knows that suspending (the plans) is a bitter pill for the environment...
Argentina's fed-up farmers lean towards outsider Milei
Argentine livestock salesman Pablo Cicare stands among a herd of Angus cows, source of some of the world's finest beef, that he dreams of being able to freely export after Sunday's presidential election. Farmers need to be able to export freely," said Cicare.
WHO says diabetes stands at 4.3% in Nigeria as health experts advocate early detection
The World Health Organisation has revealed that the prevalence of diabetes in Nigeria stands at 4.3% with the possibility of increase in the country.
ECB threatens bank climate change laggards with financial penalties
The European Central Bank on Tuesday threatened to impose financial penalties on banks who are slow to minimise climate change-related risks stemming from their activities.
Cash scarcity resurfaces as PoS operators shun banks, source money from petrol stations, others
Residents across Nigeria fear that Naira scarcity may have returned as they find it difficult to get cash for their day to day transaction from the bank or ATM.
US consumer inflation cools more than expected in October
US consumer inflation cooled more than expected last month, according to government data published Tuesday, providing welcome news for policymakers looking to control price increases without damaging the economy. The consumer price index (CPI) inflation gauge increased by 3.2 percent in the 12 months to October, down from 3.7 percent a month earlier, the Labor Department said.
Ethiopian Airlines snaps up 31 Boeings in 'landmark' deal
Ethiopian Airlines ordered 31 Boeing jets with an option for 36 more in a "landmark" deal on Tuesday as it joined the list of companies betting big on the growth of aviation. - Engine stalls purchase - While Boeing has enjoyed the lion's share of the deals in Dubai this week, Airbus announced an order for 10 A350-900 planes by EgyptAir on Tuesday.
After gaining N200 against the Dollar, naira depreciates again despite help from Saudi Arabia
Despite improved Forex supply in the official foreign exchange market, the naira witnessed a major drop against the dollar as President Tinubu secures help
German antitrust body opens probe against Coca-Cola
Germany's antitrust watchdog said Tuesday it was opening a probe into US beverages giant Coca-Cola over rebates for retailers it said could give the company an unfair advantage over competitors.
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