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Canada hits back with dollar for dollar tariffs on US
Canada announced retaliatory tariffs against the US, matching Washington’s 50 percent levy dollar for dollar. The new duties take effect September 8.
UK inflation heads towards 3% as energy bills spark fresh cost of living fears
Economists expect UK inflation to hit 2.9% in July, up from 2.6%, as sharply higher energy bills squeeze budgets and put the Bank of England on alert.
Ghana’s VALCO Rescue Plan: A Political Flashpoint
A $700m rescue plan for Ghana’s historic VALCO smelter has ignited privatisation fears and drawn President Mahama’s brother into the debate.
Thrive Founder Joshua Kushner Warns Against AI Euphoria
In Thrive Capital’s first investor letter, Joshua Kushner cautioned Silicon Valley venture capitalists against letting AI euphoria undermine their investment discipline.
PayPal Sale Talks With Stripe and Advent Said to Intensify
Talks to sell PayPal to Stripe and Advent are gaining momentum, following a $60.50 per share offer in July that valued the company at $53 billion.
Nigeria’s crypto tax risks driving traders into the shadows
P2P and OTC traders say Nigeria’s new 1.5% stamp duty on virtual assets could eat into thin margins and push activity into less visible channels.
Selar vs LIRS: Inside Nigeria’s Push to Tax Creator Royalties
LIRS’s 5% royalty withholding push on Selar and Mainstack raises big questions about how Nigeria’s creator economy will be taxed.
Cascador and Nigeria’s youth ministry back young founders
The NiYA × Cascador Founders Program will open applications on August 19 for a pilot cohort of 20 early-stage Nigerian founders.
FCT Debt Soars Under Wike, Abuja Becomes Nigeria’s Second-Highest Borrower
FCT domestic debt has surged from N88.51bn to N389.88bn under Wike, moving Abuja from ninth-lowest to second-highest in Nigeria’s debt rankings.
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