Strategists at one of the world’s largest wealth managers are issuing a warning to newbie crypto investors plunging into the record rally: You could still lose all your money. Between regulatory threats and central bank-issued competitors,...
Annual inflation in Nigeria rose in December for the 16th straight month to a more than three-year high, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Friday, as rising food costs lifted the price index. The agency's...
The president of European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde says Bitcoin is an enabler of criminal activity, stressing that the cryptocurrency has been enabling “funny business.” “For those who had assumed that it might turn into a currency...
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has stopped the Federal Government from taking further steps towards appointing a consultant for the monitoring and implementation of the $300 million allegedly looted by the late Head of State,...
Twitter’s German-listed shares slumped as much as 8 per cent on Monday, the first trading day after it permanently suspended President Donald Trump’s account late on Friday. According to the company, the suspension of Trump’s account,...
The price of the international oil benchmark, Brent crude, has been on an upward trajectory, rising from $41.51 per barrel to close at $51.22 per barrel on December 31. The increase has been on the rise...
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