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How the party of Ocasio-Cortez helped kill Amazon’s NYC plans
Andrew Cuomo crushed his liberal primary opponent in his reelection race for New York governor in November. Three months later,…
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Chinese in Spain stage protest over blocked bank accounts
MADRID – Hundreds of Chinese have protested outside a Spanish bank in Madrid, claiming they are being unfairly denied access…
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Valentine’s Day: Fewer are celebrating but more money is being spent
It’s the holiday that everyone either loves—or loves to hate. While new data Opens a New Window. estimates that only…
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Inflation rate for January drops to 9%, lowest in five years
The inflation rate for January 2019 dropped to 9 per cent from the December rate of 9.4 per cent. According…
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Chocolate imports cost US$45m
In spite of being the second largest grower of cocoa in the world, Ghana spends an average of US$45 million…
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Nigeria expects $3bn in diaspora investment funding
Nigeria expects $3 billion in investment funding from citizens living mainly in the U.S. to support the agriculture, power, mining…
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Celebrate, emulate Esther Ocloo’s can-do spirit- Oppong Nkrumah
Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has praised the legacy and achievements of the celebrated Ghanaian Industrialist, Dr. Mrs. Esther Ocloo…
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UT Bank could’ve survived if BoG had given us time – Kofi Amoabeng
The President of UT Holdings, Prince Kofi Amoabeng has said that he believes the defunct UT Bank which he founded…
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Hotel that launched Trump to Manhattan fame to be torn down
NEW YORK — The building that helped Donald Trump make a name for himself in his first big deal in…
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Stocks close lower on worries about US-China trade talks
Stocks closed lower Thursday as it became clear that a meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping…
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Only 2% of SHS graduates prefer entrepreneurship
Only two per cent of senior high school (SHS) students in the country are willing to venture into self-built enterprises…
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This crypto exchange can’t repay the $190 million to customers because the CEO died with the only password
Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX owes its customers about $190 million (249 million Canadian dollars). The exchange’s founder, Gerald Cotten, died…
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