Kuwait leads other Gulf nations in wealth as a percentage of GDP
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UAE opens up to online gambling
The country quietly launched its first sports betting site and a poker, roulette, and slots platform.
South Africa manufacturing mood drops to weakest level since COVID
Sentiment dropped sharply in November due to weak export sales, an influential survey showed.
Shell buys TotalEnergies' stake in Nigerian oil field
Shell’s Nigeria subsidiary now owns 65% of the deepwater Bonga field in southern Nigeria.
Africa’s instant payments worth almost $2 trillion, report finds
The number of instant payment systems in Africa rose to 36 across 25 countries between July 2024 and June this year
China's manufacturing sector unexpectedly contracts
The data points to worrying signs for the world’s second-biggest economy as it looks to combat a litany of challenges.
For sale: A bridge to Moscow
As soon as Donald Trump returned to office, chatter rippled through the world of would-be Russia investors that there might be business to be done.
India’s economy surges ahead
India’s economy grew at a faster-than-expected pace in the third quarter despite global economic turbulence.
Black Friday spending reflects K-shaped US economy
Black Friday spending reflected the forces shaping the US economy.
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