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Google Assistant will make money from e-commerce
Businessam StaffMay 24, 2017
Google Assistant, the search giant’s answer to Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, will make money from e-commerce, according to Google
Shell to sell $4.1-billion stake in Canadian Natural
Businessam StaffMay 24, 2017
Royal Dutch Shell Plc has decided to offload a roughly $4.1-billion stake in Canadian Natural Resources Ltd (CNRL) that it acquired as
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Venezuela launches fifth forex plan in four years
Businessam StaffMay 24, 2017
Venezuela on Tuesday announced a new foreign exchange auction mechanism to complement its currency control system, the fifth such plan
World’s biggest aircraft nails critical test flight
Businessam StaffMay 24, 2017
It’s a plane, it’s a blimp … it’s the world’s largest aircraft. A massive airship dubbed the Airlander 10
Zara is facing a massive threat that could jeopardize the business
Businessam StaffMay 24, 2017
Fast fashion just got even faster. Zara, once a fast-fashion pioneer that brought new styles to its shelves quickly, has been knocked
Nigeria MPC maintains analysts call, keeps rates on hold
Businessam StaffMay 23, 2017
In tandem with analysts’ expectations, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Tuesday left the
China’s control problem
Businessam StaffMay 23, 2017
A mundane bank scam reveals a systemic risk. When it emerged last week that China Minsheng Banking Corp. had sold $436 million in
Microsoft unveils new surface Pro device to reverse sales drop
Businessam StaffMay 23, 2017
Microsoft Corp. unveiled a new version of its Surface Pro tablet and laptop combination device with more powerful chips and better
Kenya’s current account deficit widens to 7.7 percent in February
Businessam StaffMay 23, 2017
Kenya’s current account deficit widened to 7.7 percent of GDP in February from 5.9 percent the same time a year earlier, the
Egypt budget deficit down to 8 percent of GDP in first nine months of 2016-17
Businessam StaffMay 23, 2017
Egypt’s budget deficit for the first nine months of the 2016-17 fiscal year ending in June dipped to 8 percent of GDP from 9.4