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Walmart Inc.-backed PhonePe Ltd. has deferred its listing plans, becoming one of the first Indian companies to put an offering on hold amid geopolitical tensions and a sharp downturn in equity markets.
The Philippinesâ House of Representatives on Monday approved a bill authorizing the president to suspend or reduce the excise taxes on petroleum products during economic emergencies.
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Rightwing nationalist Bart De Wever challenges full support for Ukraine in quest for lower energy prices
The former House of Representatives member said unresolved differences and exclusion forced his exit from the ruling APC. The post Ex-Reps member dumps APC for ADC two weeks after resigning as Akpabioâs aide appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
RioZim Ltd., a former unit of Rio Tinto Group, lost its operating license in Zimbabwe after the miner failed to develop a 2,800 megawatt coal-fired power plant.
Malaysian construction giant Sunway Bhd.âs 11 billion ringgit ($2.8 billion) takeover bid for IJM Corp Bhd. faces growing uncertainty after the targetâs board and an independent adviser urged shareholders to reject the offer, citing valuation concerns. Analysts are divided on how investors should respond.
Olukoya explained that the newly introduced MFM Miracle City in Gwagwalada Area Council in the Federal Capital Territory is part of the churchâs way of promoting the spirit of prayer in Nigeria.
Amplifon SpA agreed to buy the hearing-aid business of GN Store Nord A/S in a deal valued at 17 billion Danish kroner ($2.6 billion), a price that sent shares of the seller soaring the most on record.
he US is attempting to ramp up production
A gauge of implied volatility in the currency market has jumped to an eight-month high as the Iran war increases investor uncertainty.
Gary Neville says Manchester United need to bring in at least two top central midfielders in the summer transfer window and has laid out the profile of signings his former club require.
