Younes Seddiki Appointed Vice President at Deutsche Bank in London
Younes Seddiki has been appointed Vice President at Deutsche Bank in London, marking a significant career move for the Moroccan-born finance professional.
Corporate
Morocco Surpasses Kenya in Africa’s Avocado Exports, Reaching 141,000 Tons in 2025
Morocco has overtaken Kenya to become Africa's leading avocado exporter in 2025, shipping 141,000 tons of the fruit—a 90% increase compared to the previous year, according to the FAO Tropical Fruits Market Review.
Power Outage Disrupts 1,500 Homes in East Athlone, Ireland
A sudden power outage has left approximately 1,500 homes in parts of east Athlone without electricity, disrupting daily life for thousands of residents.
Entrepreneur Reflects on Post-Perestroika Business Practices and Modern Workplace Ethics
A veteran entrepreneur who launched his business in the wake of the 1980s perestroika reforms in the Soviet Union has criticized modern corporate team-building efforts, arguing they are a guise for exploiting employees.
2027 Toyota Supra to Potentially Replace GR Supra, Reviving Classic Mk4 Design
Toyota is reportedly preparing to replace the current GR Supra with a new model that could revive the beloved Mk4 design, according to a digital artist and automotive content creator.
Nigeria’s 20 Banks Meet Stricter Capital Requirements, CBN Reports
The Central Bank of Nigeria has confirmed that 20 commercial banks have fully met its new minimum capital requirements, with 13 others nearing compliance.
Perplexity Abandons Ads, Pivots to Subscription Model Amid Trust Concerns
Perplexity has abandoned its experimental advertising model, choosing instead to focus on subscriptions and enterprise revenue, citing concerns over user trust and the integrity of its AI-driven search platform.
Coast Guard Reinstates 56 Members Dismissed Over Vaccine Refusal
The U.S. Coast Guard has reinstated 56 members who were dismissed for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, effective from the dates of their discharge, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
U.S. Demands Ukraine Halt Attacks on Infrastructure with American Capital
The United States has formally requested Ukraine to cease attacks on infrastructure where American investments are present, citing concerns over supply chains and economic interests.
Three arrested for scamming Chennai tahsildar, stealing gold and cash
Three individuals, including a repeat offender with a history of serious crimes, were arrested in Chennai for luring a 48-year-old tahsildar with a dating app scam and stealing his gold jewelry and cash.
Trump Claims Iran Developing Missiles Capable of Reaching US
US President Donald Trump asserted during his State of the Union address that Iran is actively working on missiles capable of striking the United States, a claim that has raised concerns about regional security and potential escalation.
Braves Launching Own Network to Air 140 Games Starting 2026
The Atlanta Braves are launching their own television network, BravesVision, beginning in the 2026 season, marking a major shift in how the team's games will be broadcast.
Meta and AMD Announce Landmark AI Chip Deal to Challenge Nvidia Dominance
Meta and AMD have announced a landmark multi-year partnership that could reshape the AI chip market, with Meta planning to deploy up to 6 gigawatts of AMD GPUs to power its advanced AI infrastructure.
Uniphar Revenue Surpasses €3.1 Billion with 11% Growth in 2025
Uniphar, the Dublin-listed healthcare services group, reported a revenue increase of 11% in 2025, surpassing €3.1 billion as it entered 2026 with strong trading momentum.
Judge Rules Against Dismissal of Lawsuit Involving Airline Passenger Firm
A judge has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against an airline passenger assistance firm, keeping it entangled in a case involving the death of a 78-year-old man at Los Angeles International Airport.