U.S. President Donald Trump now says Washington and Ottawa had a preliminary framework for a new trade agreement with Canada that could include reviving the Keystone XL oil pipeline, a project ...
China's central bank injected 541 billion yuan ($81.3 billion) into the banking system today as it formally shifted its main policy rate to an overnight lending rate, a move analysts said would lower ...
U.S. oil and gas companies earned more than $130 billion in profits during the six months to September as the war with Iran drove up global energy prices, benefiting producers and refiners while ...
Kenya's Mrima Hill could hold tens of billions of dollars' worth of rare earth minerals and niobium, resources used in electric vehicles, wind turbines, aerospace manufacturing and advanced industrial ...
A $6.3 billion breach at cryptocurrency exchange Binance is raising questions over whether insurance policies covering digital assets would respond to losses linked to state-sponsored cyberattacks, ...
Safaricom Ethiopia expanded its fibre infrastructure to 834 kilometres and built 3,146 network sites nationwide by March 2025 as it boosted connectivity and mobile money adoption, according to its ...
Kenyan President William Ruto has pitched a decade-long $40.02 billion infrastructure investment programme to Russian businesses, seeking capital and technology to expand local manufacturing and ...
Google is expanding its artificial intelligence chip business through external cloud partners, including Oracle, as it seeks to challenge Nvidia's dominance in a market benefiting from growing demand ...
Finnish police have opened a criminal investigation into suspected environmental law violations at the construction site of a planned Google data centre in northern Finland, raising questions about ...
When Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema named Brenda Tambatamba as his new mines minister on Wednesday, the cabinet shake-up signaled far more than standard post-election political reshuffling.
An Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo that has killed nearly 4,900 people is testing the ability of African countries to detect infectious diseases across borders, as infections reported ...
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