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African businesses are facing growing operational risks from a prolonged global Microsoft outage, as disruptions to critical communication and productivity read more Microsoft outage disrupts business communications, raises transaction risks in Africa
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A domino effect at Germany's petrol stations: Following the US parliamentary elections, hopes are rising for an end to the Iran war. Oil prices are falling - and with them, fuel prices for motorists.
The co-founder of the chip maker has announced his resignation following reports of extramarital affairs. One of them is said to have been with a Chinese spy.
Hundreds of people set out on Tuesday in southern Mexico to migrate to the US. The US President threatened the neighboring country with doubling tariffs if it did not stop the group.
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Gold prices in Pakistan decreased on Friday in line with their loss in the international market. In the local market, gold price per tola reached Rs411,636 after a decline of Rs4,900 during the day.
The Tata Group company reported a second-quarter consolidated loss of ₹5,531 crore ($587.48 million) compared to a profit of ₹76,170 crore in the year-ago period
