Boeing Defense Workers Vote on Revised Contract Offer

Over 3,000 striking Boeing defense workers will vote Thursday on a new contract with $6,000 bonus. Union leaders recommend acceptance after months of strike action affecting F-15 and F-18 production.

Markets Wary After US Shutdown, Eye Fed and Tech

Asian markets tread water as post-shutdown euphoria fades. Focus returns to Federal Reserve rate cuts and a potential tech bubble, with the yen weakening further. Discover the key figures and analysis.

Boeing to Pay $28.45M to Victim's Family in 737 MAX Crash

A US jury has ordered Boeing to pay $28.45 million to the family of an Indian victim of the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. This is the first civil trial verdict over the fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes. Read the full details.

US stops penny production after 232 years

The United States has minted its last circulating penny, ending 232 years of production. Discover why this cost-saving move matters and what happens next to your coins.

Naira Gains as Pound Sterling Falls Below N2,000 Mark

Nigerian naira strengthens significantly against British pound, dropping below N2,000 in both official and parallel markets. CBN reforms drive currency stability as forex reserves hit $43.34 billion.

Nigeria Sets December 1 for 2025 Oil Licensing Round

NUPRC confirms 2025 oil licensing round starting December 1, aiming to boost Nigeria's crude production and create new investment opportunities. Learn how this could transform Nigeria's energy sector.

German experts cut 2026 GDP forecast to 0.9%

German economic experts criticize the government's €500bn spending plan, warning it will provide only a minor boost to the struggling economy. They have cut the 2026 GDP growth forecast to 0.9%. Read more for the full analysis.

NCC Calls for Protection of NNPC's Technologies

Nigerian Copyright Commission stresses crucial need to safeguard NNPC's intellectual properties including patents and trade secrets for national development. Workshop equips staff with IP management skills.

TV Chef Mynie Steffens Killed in Helicopter Crash

South African TV chef Mynie Steffens, 43, tragically died in a helicopter crash while spraying pesticides on a citrus farm. The popular 'Speel met Vuur' co-host was remembered as adventurous.

Wema Bank Holds Walk-In Interviews for Job Seekers

Wema Bank invites job seekers for nationwide walk-in interviews from Nov 17-21, 2025. Positions available for Commercial Relationship Management Officers. Bring your CV and credentials.

First G20 Summit in Africa: 5 Key Facts

Johannesburg hosts the historic G20 summit, marking its first African edition. Explore key priorities, US boycott, and global implications. Read more now!

World Wine Output to See Modest 2025 Recovery

Global wine production is projected for a modest 3% recovery in 2025, yet remains below average due to climate change and shifting consumer habits. Get the full analysis.

Oshiomhole: Don't Tax Nigerian-Made Beer, Goods

Senator Adams Oshiomhole argues for removing excise duty on locally produced goods like beer to boost Nigerian manufacturing. Read his compelling reasons and public reactions.

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