The Guardian Nigeria6m
Why we chose 2019 as base year for GDP – NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has explained that it chose 2019 as the new base year for computing the gross domestic product (GDP) ...
Biden finalizes subsidies for domestic production of solar panels and critical minerals
The Biden administration has unveiled final rules for a tax credit, which it said will boost the U.S. mining of critical ...
All Nato countries should spend 3pc of GDP on defence, Robert Jenrick says
Conservative Party leadership hopeful says the ‘age of freeloading has come to an end’ as he calls for extra spending to deter Russia ...
TheCable6h
IMF projects Nigeria’s debt-to-GDP ratio to gradually reduce from 2025
IMF has projected that Nigeria’s current debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio of 50.7 percent will drop in 2025.
Romania Insider10h
How is the end of the year shaping up, and what are the expectations for the business environment in H2 2024? CONFIDEX 11th Edition begins
Companies are already adjusting their investment budgets and slowing down the outsourcing of services, which indicates a more ...
World Bank11h
The Impact of Market Volatility on Hotel Efficiency in Malaysia: Does Hotel Size Matter?
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Incredible Pride of Britain winners who show us that anything is possible
Hundreds of celebrities joined the Mirror as we turned the spotlight on Britain's courageous men, women and children for the 25th Pride of Britain awards - which saw incredible Florrie Bark receive an ...