Judge rejects US bid to force Google to sell Chrome
A federal judge ruled that Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, siding with the company against the Justice Department’s antitrust proposal.
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Nigeria’s diaspora remittances jump 200% to $600m monthly, says CBN governor
Diaspora remittances to Nigeria have surged 200 percent to $600 million monthly, with the CBN projecting $1 billion inflows by 2026.
Cooking gas price surges by 44.5% in one year – NBS
NBS reports a 44.5% rise in cooking gas prices year-on-year despite slight monthly relief.
Dangote: I started from scratch, never inherited wealth from my father
Aliko Dangote stated that although he comes from a wealthy lineage, he did not inherit money from his father and instead built his fortune from scratch.
Chinese traders now accepting naira over dollars – Forex Experts
Nigeria’s naira has enjoyed relative stability due to the China currency swap deal and peer-to-peer forex trade, though analysts warn the impact remains limited in daily market transactions.
Nestle fires CEO Laurent Freixe over romantic relationship with employee
Nestle dismissed CEO Laurent Freixe for breaching conduct rules, naming Philipp Navratil as his replacement.
Farmers lament delay as FG’s 2,000 tractors remain Undistributed
Farmers say delayed release of 2,000 tractors launched by FG threatens food security.
Tinubu’s six-month export ban pushes shea nut prices to N800,000/tonne
Shea nut prices in Nigeria have dropped by a third to N800,000 per tonne after the government’s six-month export ban aimed at boosting local processing and job creation.
CAC extends implementation of new service fees to October 1
The CAC has postponed the implementation of its revised service fees to October 1, 2025, citing the need to stabilise its registration portal.