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InfoQ Launches High-Performing Teams Certification Program

InfoQ has opened enrollment for a new five-week certification program covering engineering team design, delivery flow, AI-enabled work, and metrics, facilitated by InfoQ editor and podcast co-host…

  • InfoQ launches five-week interactive online certification program.
  • Program runs November 17 to December 17, 2026, with sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays.
  • Certification based on attendance, participation, and capstone project completion.

Business

China Could Cut Fuel Exports in October as Inventories Plunge

China could lower its fuel exports again in October, potentially tightening the global fuel market further, as domestic gasoline and diesel inventories have slumped to multi-year lows.

  • China may reduce fuel exports in October, risking global fuel scarcity.
  • Domestic gasoline and diesel inventories in China hit seven-year lows.
  • Tight inventories could tighten global fuel markets, driving prices high.

World

Ghana Loses $235m In Desalination Arbitration

Ghana is facing a potential US$235 million liability following two arbitration awards in favour of Befesa Desalination Developments Ghana Limited (BDDG) over the termination of the Water Purchase…

  • Ghana ordered to pay $235m in arbitration rulings.
  • Dispute over termination of Accra desalination plant's WPA.
  • Issues include power outages, structural defects, and maintenance neglect.

World

Mahama condemns Gaza conflict, backs Palestine and two-state solution

President John Dramani Mahama has called for stronger international action over the conflict in Gaza, while reaffirming Ghana’s support for Palestinian statehood and a viable two-state solution.

  • President Mahama condemns Gaza conflict at UN General Assembly.
  • Advocates for stronger international intervention and humanitarian aid.
  • Ghana supports Palestinian State and two-state solution.

Finance & Markets

Paramount to Raise $7.5 Billion in Debt to Help Fund Warner Bros. Discovery Merger

The funds will also be used to help pay down certain existing debt The post Paramount to Raise $7.5 Billion in Debt to Help Fund Warner Bros. Discovery Merger appeared first on TheWrap .

  • Paramount to raise $7.5 billion in debt for Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
  • $54 billion in financing committed by Bank of America, Citigroup, Apollo.
  • $47 billion in equity financing pledged by Middle Eastern funds, Ellison family.

Tech

Internet Exits Supreme Court

Internet connectivity problems disrupted the communication link between the Supreme Court and its Quetta Registry, the Senate IT committee was … Read More The post Internet Exits Supreme Court…

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