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The New York Times

Why Wall Street Is Feeling So Bullish

Booming corporate profits are driving the S&P 500 near another record, dampening concerns about the war, inflation and more.

The New York Times

CoreWeave to Enter Asian Market With Indonesian Data Centers

AI cloud company CoreWeave Inc. is entering the Asian market with its first data centers in the region, expanding to a rapidly growing part of the world that is clamoring for more computing power.

2027: Sowore rates Tinubu administration ‘F9’

The Punch

2027: Sowore rates Tinubu administration ‘F9’

Omoyele Sowore rates the Tinubu administration ‘F9 across all parameters’ after three years in office, citing failures in security, economy, and education. Read More: https://punchng.com/2027-sowore-rates-tinubu-administration-f9/

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Fifa executive criticises Infantino’s ‘reproachable’ stake sale plan

Financial Times

Fifa executive criticises Infantino’s ‘reproachable’ stake sale plan

Comments from secretary-general Mattias Grafström add to pressure on Fifa president

Financial Times

EU Eyes Winter LNG Buys as Storage Hits Near Two-Decade Low

The European Union is optimistic that winter liquefied natural gas imports will help offset inventories that are at their lowest level for this time of year in almost two decades after the Iran war drove up prices and disrupted summer…

Angola’s Fuel Import Bill Hits US$1.7 Billion, Up 48%

Angola’s Fuel Import Bill Hits US$1.7 Billion, Up 48%

Angola's fuel import bill jumped 47.8% in the first half of 2026, and because the state pays it in full the oil rally has been a net cost. The post Angola’s Fuel Import Bill Hits US$1.7 Billion, Up 48% appeared first on The Rio Times .

South Africa Takes Its Grid Rebuild to Beijing

South Africa Takes Its Grid Rebuild to Beijing

Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa is pitching Chinese capital on an energy programme worth roughly R2.2 trillion to 2039. The post South Africa Takes Its Grid Rebuild to Beijing appeared first on The Rio Times .

Ethiopian State-Owned Enterprises Pay 42% of Big-Tax Haul

Ethiopian State-Owned Enterprises Pay 42% of Big-Tax Haul

Thirty-one state-owned enterprises paid 42% of the revenue Ethiopia collects from its largest taxpayers, a total worth about US$3.2 billion. The post Ethiopian State-Owned Enterprises Pay 42% of Big-Tax Haul appeared first on The Rio Times…

Nairobi Bourse Tops US$31 Billion for the First Time

Nairobi Bourse Tops US$31 Billion for the First Time

The Nairobi Securities Exchange has passed Sh4 trillion in market capitalisation for the first time, about US$31 billion, on a domestically funded rally. The post Nairobi Bourse Tops US$31 Billion for the First Time appeared first on The…