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Netflix urged resolution in renewed WBD-Paramount talks while criticizing David Ellison’s company for allegedly misleading Warner shareholders, raising transparency concerns amid ongoing negotiations.
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UK bank leaders are exploring a domestic alternative to Visa and Mastercard, aiming for greater payment resilience and reduced dependence on foreign networks amid geopolitical concerns
Bank of Africa Ghana and the Car Rentals Association of Ghana signed an MoU to provide tailored vehicle financing for rental businesses, helping them expand fleets and strengthen operations.
Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority raised fuel price floors for petrol and diesel, prompting modest pump price increases to promote market stability and compliance across oil marketers.
GFL Secretary General Abraham Koomson has raised concern over the long-neglected cocoa silos at Tema, reflecting broader challenges in Ghana’s cocoa infrastructure and industry resilience.
Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission warns the public against the unlicensed Mekanism investment scheme, urging caution and verification of licensing before investing
Delegates report renewed momentum in Canada–Mexico trade talks, highlighting efforts to strengthen supply chains, streamline regulations, and expand cooperation under the USMCA framework.
Kent car dealership founder Peter Waddell is contesting his removal in a High Court case, arguing the investigation was unfair and amounted to a “coup,” while investors insist it was justified.
South Africa’s central bank proposes shifting loan pricing benchmarks from the prime lending rate to the policy rate to strengthen transparency and better align credit costs with monetary policy
Britons’ financial confidence remains low as debts rise and savings shrink, with many households feeling uneasy about their personal finances, survey data shows.
Europe’s finance chiefs are exploring ways to boost the euro’s global role, including expanded liquidity backstops and policy reforms to offer an appealing alternative in global finance.
VW plans to cut costs 20% by end of 2028 as part of a restructuring effort to face global market and competitive pressures, refining operations for sustainable outcomes.
A private study examined how rising imports affect prices and employment, highlighting the balance between lower consumer costs and potential pressures on domestic industries.
Tom Pritzker has stepped down as executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels, citing public concern over past associations revealed in the Epstein document releases. Hyatt’s leadership transitions to internal executives.
Tokenized real-world assets rose 13.5% even as the broader crypto market lost $1 trillion, signaling growing investor interest in blockchain-backed tangible assets.
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Hyatt Hotels’ long-time executive chairman Thomas Pritzker retired, citing regret over past associations with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell and declining to seek re-election to the board.
Japanese government bond yields dipped as investors eased expectations for an imminent Bank of Japan rate increase, reflecting softer economic data and cautious policy outlooks.
Thomas Pritzker, billionaire executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels, has stepped down, citing regret over his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein and choosing not to seek reelection to the board.