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More than half of the references to data centers on Fox News over the last two years would have left viewers with a favorable impression, according to a Semafor analysis.
With Indian mutual funds now holding 11.7% of domestic equities, they have overtaken foreign portfolio investors, whose share has plunged below 14% since May 2021.
MobileMoney Fintech Limited (MMFL), the operator of MTN MoMo in Ghana, is seeking to reposition small-scale businesses as merchants and growth partners rather than treating them merely as customers…
Nigeria imported an average of 78,000 barrels of petrol per day between April and August, even as the Dangote refinery exported its output to West Africa.
