IMF Forecast AI To Massively Axe Global Jobs
The United States, China and India as major AI-producing economies, while several Asian countries, including Thailand, were contributing to the infrastructure supporting the technology.
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NNPC Agrees To Discount PMS at 1300 Naira For 30 Days
This means if NNPC’s landing cost is N1300, it will sell fuel to Nigerians, especially commercial vehicles, at the same price.
China Urges Nigeria to Join Global AI Body, Tap Technology Opportunities
African countries on the memberships list includes Algeria, Cameroon, Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Senegal, South Africa and Zambia. Nigeria was not among them.
Edo Moves To Revive Pharmaceutical Company Thru PPI
Okojie said the pharmaceutical company established during the military administration of the late Samuel Ogbemudia was vandalised in 2020 during the #Endsars protest in the state.
Football fans shown 65,000 junk food ads at World Cup -report
Coca-Cola had the highest number (21,893), followed by McDonald’s (13,915), Powerade (12,777), and Lay’s – the crisps manufacturer known as Walkers in the UK – (12,087).
Nigerian Breweries Commence Activities To Mark 80th Anniversary
The Managing Director/CEO of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Thibaut Boidin, said the anniversary should be an opportunity to celebrate the people who have contributed to the company’s journey.
Textiles Was My Biggest Business Mistake — Dangote
According to Dangote, his textile investments were overwhelmed by imported products, particularly from China and India, making it increasingly difficult for locally manufactured textiles to compete.
China tops in global EVs by 70%, and lithium-ion battery 85%
” Achieving this took decades of industrial and demand-side policies. This commentary traces their rise from research laboratories to one of the defining technologies of the 21st century. In doing so, it offers important lessons that could support countries seeking to build or strengthen their own battery industries,” it said.
Bamanga Tukur , ex-Industry Minister, is dead at 90
Born on September 15, 1935, Tukur, who died three days before his 91st birthday, was one of the prominent political figures whose career cut across Nigeria’s military and civilian administrations, the private sector and continental business circles.
Two childhood friends, left global chemical companies to build Alliance Chemicals in Africa
Today, the company is positioning itself as more than a chemical distributor. It wants to become part of the infrastructure that helps African manufacturers produce more, source more efficiently, and compete beyond their local markets.