Gabriella Uwadiegwu says cultural and societal barriers hinder women’s tech careers, citing biases and limited opportunities for advancement.

Huawei’s highly anticipated Mate XT smartphone went on sale in China on Friday, but many eager fans were left disappointed.  The tri-foldable device, priced at a hefty $2,800, was only available to customers

Mercedes-Benz’s profit outlook has taken a hit as China’s luxury car market slows. Shares plummet 7.5%.

Afreximbank has given a $12 million credit facility to São Tomé and Príncipe, highlighting commitment to development and investment opportunities.

Microsoft and BlackRock have plans to launch a $30 billion AI infrastructure fund to support the development of data centres and energy projects.

The CBN has reduced the cybersecurity levy to 0.005% for electronic transactions, providing updated compliance details.

Google has won an appeal against $1.66 billion antitrust fine, citing European Commission’s failure to consider all relevant circumstances properly.

Nigeria seeks to boost aviation sector with key reforms, targeting increased local airline capacity and global expansion.

“We are now in a knowledge-driven age; without the skill set, we cannot make much progress,” Shettima said.

Allen Onyema says the signing of CTC practice direction will transform Nigeria into Africa’s economic powerhouse.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has mandated corporate employees return to office five days a week, ending flexible work policy permanently

Business activities along the Escravos waterway are suffering due to silt accumulation, hindering vessel movement and costing Nigeria significant revenue.

Oil marketers have questioned NNPC’s petrol pricing, arguing Dangote’s local fuel shouldn’t exceed imported prices.

Mercedes-Benz has seen a surge in Indian buyers opting for EVs as first luxury car, doubling EV sales in 2024.

India’s antitrust regulator has accused Samsung and Xiaomi of colluding with Amazon and Flipkart for exclusive launches.

TikTok’s fate hangs in the balance as lawyers face off against US Justice Department over law that could ban app.

Nigeria’s headline inflation rate fell to 32.15% in August, marking a second consecutive monthly decline after reaching 33.40% in July.

Olabode Sowunmi and Akinbode Oluwafemi have called for clear disclosure on petrol prices at Dangote Refinery to end misleading reports.

Praising Tinubu and Keyamo, Onyema said, “we’re going to interconnect this country (Nigeria), we’re going to open up this country.”

FITC has reported an 8,993% rise in fraud losses in Nigeria banks, totaling N42.6bn in Q2 2024 compared to Q1.