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Dublin Airport is on course to use up its entire "fair share" carbon budget by 2034, according to a new report on airport expansion across Europe that has been disputed by the airport operator.

Sam Altman Can Wait for His IPO. Masayoshi Son? Not So Much

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote on Monday launched what is slated as Africa's biggest initial public offering (IPO), which aims to raise $1.6 billion to expand his mega oil... The post Nigerian oil refinery Dangote launches IPO appeared first on Iraqi News.

The group could still buy small companies with services that would be “add-ons” to current businesses, he said

London’s ‘quality of life’ score has been dragged down by a housing affordability crisis as workers spend more as a share of their income on housing than residents of “nearly every city in the world”, a new report has found. The latest Global Cities Index by Oxford Economics found that Londoners’ financial wellbeing was hindered [...]

Dollar rises as Middle East conflict lifts oil, Fed hike looms Dollar gains as Middle East conflict lifts oil, Fed hike looms CNBC

Ringgit opens higher vs US dollar ahead of key central bank meetings The Malaysian Reserve

Dollar at highest level in almost two weeks as Fed rate hike bets hit nearly 95%

El 'private equity' busca concentrar negocios del llamado 'blue collar' y pasar del modelo del manitas y la micropyme a la multinacional en un sector poco amenazado por la IA Leer

UK jobs market stays soft before BoE rate call Reuters

Japan likely sold Treasuries to fund record yen intervention equiti.com

Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, September 15, 2026 Vanguard News

Trump's son and his wife confirmed reports that Umar Kremlev paid for parts of the festivities. Kremlev was awarded the "Order of Friendship" by Putin earlier this year.

Dollar rises as Middle East conflict lifts oil, Fed hike looms Reuters

Auckland recorded a median 54 days to sell compared to a 10-year average of 43, while Wellington's median was 60, compared to an average of 41.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Bloomberg/Getty Images Google is giving all engineers access to Anthropic's Claude for coding. Google is an investor in Anthropic. The change comes as Google tries to catch up with rivals in AI coding. Googlers have some of the best perks in Silicon Valley, but there's one thing many of them have long been denied: access to Anthropic's Claude. That just changed. The company recently made one of Anthropic's strongest coding models available to engineers across the company through its internal development tool, according to two employees and confirmed by a spokesperson. It's a notable change inside Google, which has typically barred most employees from using outside coding tools such as Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex, expecting them to build with Gemini instead. There have been exceptions: teams within Google DeepMind have had access to Claude for some time, and some employees have secured it for high-priority engineering projects, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. The move is an acknowledgment of how competitive the AI coding race has become. Google has spent billions building Gemini and pushing employees to use its own AI tools, but w

ETFs are traded on stock exchanges just like shares, allowing investors to buy a basket of securities in a single transaction and thereby “reduce the impact of poor performance” by any one company, unlike investing in a single share

Pricing equity punters’ collective histrionics in a credit context

Hedge fund founder’s fine reduced to £1.5mn but verdict is blow to attempts to repair his reputation after allegations of sexual harassment and assault

Africa's Richest Aliko Dangote Eyes $23 Billion Boost from Refinery IPO

Agreement will pave way for large-scale transactions led by major asset manager and Canada’s largest pension fund

AI Bosses Clash With Wall Street and Trump Over Safety

Resort operator plans to offer more premium all-inclusive breaks but it is a tough business in a highly competitive market

Taiwan's Housing Market Sentiment Shifts as Nearly Half of Respondents See Buying Opportunity Within Two Years finance.biggo.com

Nigeria closes $550M power-sector bond to clear legacy GenCo debt Dealroom

India Bonds in Spotlight as Yield Premium Over Treasuries Hits 22-Year Low Bloomberg.com

Dollar Pulls Back From Best Rally Since June as Yields Swing

Swiss Franc remains under pressure against US Dollar, Fed’s policy in focus fxstreet.com

Nigerian oil refinery Dangote launches IPO Yahoo News Singapore

Exclusive: Currently under federal law, up to 25% of a worker’s take-home earnings can be collected House Democrats introduced a bill Monday that would prevent workers from having their wages garnished for medical debt collection. The bill would amend the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 to include a ban on wage garnishment for medical debt and prohibit any state or court from issuing or enforcing such wage garnishments. Continue reading...

The U.S. said on Monday it introduced new Iran-related sanctions ​on Russia's VTB Bank Public Joint Stock Company, accusing ⁠it of involvement ⁠in Iranian sanctions evasion, accord...

Just 5430 homes changed hands in August – the sixth-lowest August tally in 35 years – as properties took longer to sell.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua will now regulate and supervise the High Value Clearing System, under the Financial Market Infrastructures Act 2021. This follows the Minister of Finance’s decision to designate the system on the Reserve Bank’s recommendation.

Canada Growth Fund Commits to Invest ~$140 Million in Generation Mining to Mobilize Private Capital for Ontario's Marathon Critical Minerals Project Yahoo Finance Singapore

New Zealand Dollar remains subdued following release of China’s economic data fxstreet.com

Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly has ordered governors to intensify market monitoring and enforce visible price displays as part of a newly launched six-month initiative to reduce prices on basic commodities across the country. During a Governors’ Council meeting in the New Administrative Capital, Madbouly mandated the creation of permanent markets in every governorate and […] The post Egypt launches six-month price reduction initiative for basic commodities alongside intensified market controls first appeared on Dailynewsegypt.

Donald Trump’s blithe comments at the weekend were characteristically unhelpful. A careful and considered discussion on the subject has yet to begin A decade ago, the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) viewed Brexit as a potential gamechanger in the struggle to resist future pressure for a united Ireland. As the author and journalist Fintan O’Toole wrote in an essay published last year, the DUP hoped that the 2016 referendum would deliver “a double exit. Brexit would not simply mean the UK’s departure from the EU. It would also be an act of separation from the Republic. It would reverse the slow drift towards integration.” That proved to be, to put it mildly, a deeply flawed judgment. The direction of travel since 2016 has instead been the opposite. Rather than leading to a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland, which would have disastrously undermined the Good Friday agreement, the UK’s divorce agreement from Brussels eventually placed one in the Irish Sea. The logic of further economic integration between north and south within the EU’s single market was reinforced. Continue reading...

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Next Africa: IPO Catapults Nigeria's Dangote Up the Ranks of Ultra-Wealthy

JPMorgan has been working on the new index for years

The U.S. dollar rises as investors anticipate an interest rate hike marketplace.org

US President Donald Trump attacked what he called a ‘sick conspiracy’ against AI, rejecting calls for regulation.

[Economy] : The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index(KOSPI) fell more than three percent to the six-thousand-600 range on Monday amid geopolitical tensions and after calls emerged for AI development to be slowed down. The KOSPI plunged 225-point-54 points, or three-point-26 percent, on Monday to close at ...[more...]

George W. Bush was president. The Euro currency had just gone into circulation. Tom Brady was coming off the first of his seven Super Bowl titles. And Ronaldo…

Initiative focuses on five key sectors the bank believes will drive economic growth

From the UK to Japan, so many countries need to quickly be brought inside the European tent without the rigours of full membership The worst conclusion to draw from Iceland’s EU referendum result last month would be that the country, apparently now on Donald Trump’s imperial map along with Canada and Greenland, wanted to distance itself from Europe. Rather, the decision to refuse the reopening of EU accession talks shows that asking voters to choose between membership of the 27-nation bloc and staying outside the club is too binary. Some countries want to be inside the European tent without necessarily becoming members. The EU needs a new status for them. There are existing models of close cooperation. Iceland and Norway, for example, participate in much of the single market through the European Economic Area (EEA). A range of other partial, gradual or associated membership options for candidate countries is being debated. Fabian Zuleeg is chief executive and chief economist at the European Policy Centre Continue reading...

The family photograph did the political work the summit’s final declaration could not. Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian leader Vladimir Putin, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stood shoulder to shoulder as the Brics summit closed in New Delhi on Sunday – a single frame capturing an 11-nation bloc that now spans four continents and nearly half the world’s population. UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres attended the gathering of emerging economies...

The end of legal protections for Haitian immigrants nationally has jolted the labor market in this remote vacation destination in Florida where many live and work.

Iffel International, Mexico Business Lawyers Form Alliance to Guide Global Firms Into U.S. Market via Mexico EIN Presswire

YUCHENGCO-LED House of Investments, Inc. (HI) said its financial services and school businesses accounted for most of its earnings in 2025, as the listed holding company outlined plans to increase recurring income across its portfolio. In a statement on Monday following its 2026 annual stockholders’ meeting, HI said consolidated net income rose 27% to P3.6 […]