Signs of life at Intel

Signs of life at Intel

Dado Ruvic/Reuters Intel shares surged nearly 9% in pre-market trading on Friday as investors rallied behind CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s aggressive cost-cutting measures that helped the chip maker surpass quarterly profit estimates and regain stability amid a flurry of high-stakes bets on future growth. The results mark a turning point for Intel, which has struggled to…

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Verizon signs deal with AST SpaceMobile to provide cellular service from space. AST shares surge

Verizon signs deal with AST SpaceMobile to provide cellular service from space. AST shares surge

AST SpaceMobile on Wednesday announced a deal with Verizon to provide cellular service from space beginning next year. This deal aims to bring direct-to-service connection via space to cell phone users “when needed” on Verizon plans, according to AST. It marks an expansion of a partnership between the two companies announced last year. AST shares…

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7 Signs Your Business Needs a CFO

7 Signs Your Business Needs a CFO

Many smaller businesses start out with an accountant who grows alongside them. They’re competent, committed, and deeply familiar with the business. As the company scales, the demands on the finance function change, and the skills that were sufficient in the early years may no longer be enough. It’s a bit like building a house. You…

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Africa: Trump’s Bullying Shows Signs of Backfiring

Africa: Trump’s Bullying Shows Signs of Backfiring

India defies US President Donald Trump’s bullying; will African countries do the same? Are United States (US) President Donald Trump’s attempts to bludgeon the world into submission with massive tariffs starting to backfire? This question arose after the cosy meeting between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping…

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Africa: AU Signs MOU With Pan African Youth Union to Bolster Partnership

Africa: Japan Signs 300 Agreements With Africa At TICAD9, Marking a Historic Partnership

Tokyo, – Japan and African nations have entered into a historic wave of cooperation after signing 300 agreements during the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9), held this week in Tokyo. The deals–triple the number reached at the previous summit in Tunisia in 2022–highlight Japan’s expanding commitment to Africa’s economic and social development….

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Eskom fleet showing signs of real stability

Eskom fleet showing signs of real stability

Embattled power utility Eskom has notched up something of a milestone in its long and bruising turnaround journey. On Friday, the company announced that unplanned outages had fallen to 7.3GW – the first time the figure has dipped below the 8GW mark since December 2020. The development appears to underscore the progress Eskom is making…

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