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'Lottery ticket': Crypto investors brace for bumpy ride under Trump
Nick was enjoying his Saturday off work in Pennsylvania when he received an unexpected and alarming message: cryptocurrencies, buoyed since Donald Trump's November 5 election win, were in freefall. The value of Bitcoin, by far the most important crypto which has broken record after record and gained around 50 percent since Trump's election, dropped six percent at the height of the crash.
Dollar crashes massively against naira, traders now sell at new exchange rate
The Nigerian currency improved against the United States dollar in the foreign exchange market following policies introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Most Asian markets rise ahead of key US jobs data
Most Asian equities advanced Friday as investors head into the weekend awaiting the release of US jobs data, while traders kept a nervous eye on Washington as the Trump administration presses ahead with a hardball trade agenda. Still, for now investors were enjoying the relative calm as analysts say the White House's moves have so far been less strident than initially feared.
Big Tech's AI spending rattles markets
E-commerce giant Amazon reported strong earnings Thursday but, like its big tech peers Microsoft and Google, saw its stock price fall on concerns over high AI investment costs. However, Amazon's shares dropped more than 5 percent in after-hours trading, mirroring reactions to Microsoft and Google's results - strong profits overshadowed by concerns about AI spending.
Labour Party chides Soludo over alleged murder of popular lawmaker: “Anambra now at war”
Labour Party has reacted to the death of Anambra lawmaker Justice Azuka. The party decried the alarming rate of insecurity under Governor Chukwuma Soludo's watch
Fresh twist as ex-Ekiti gov explains “Why Tinubu, meaning-well not enough in leadership,” video trends
Former Ekiti State Governor, Kayode Fayemi, has said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu means well but his intentions are not enough, and should be channeled into actions.
Report shows how much US has sent to Nigeria as foreign aid over the last 10 years, amount announced
United States recently revealed that it has sent a total of $7.8 billion in foreign aid to Nigeria over the past decade, highlighting its support for the country.
Federal Civil Service Commission recruitment: Unemployed Nigerians drag FG, reasons, details emerge
Many unemployed Nigerians have expressed frustration over being unable to access the Federal Civil Service Commission recruitment portal, which opened on January 7.
Verydarkman blasts hotelier who admitted to assaulting a 16-year boy in the bedroom: ”Did it twice”
Online critic Verydarkman reacted to a video of a hotelier confessing to assaulting a 16-year-old boy in the bedroom as he shared his heated views on the matter.
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