South Africa’s Nedbank seeks majority stake in Kenya’s NCBA
The deal to buy 66% of NCBA would see South Africa's fourth-largest lender gain access to NCBA’s 60 million customers.
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Ethiopian Airlines orders nine new Boeing Dreamliners
The airline is expanding its fleet because of rising demand for long-haul travel, Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines said.
Afreximbank terminates relationship with ratings agency Fitch
The bank said the agency’s credit ratings did not reflect an understanding of the lender’s mandate.
US House passes short-term AGOA extension
AGOA has provided eligible countries with preferential access to US markets since its passage in 2000.
Gas prices spike ahead of major US storm
Much of the East Coast and Midwest will see snow and sleet, with travel likely to be disrupted.
Dubai subsidizes homes for first-time buyers
The initiative is open to residents of all nationalities, offering them priority access to new projects from a slate of developers.
Emirates builds out infrastructure for Dubai hiring spree
The airline is planning a “cabin crew village,” a multibillion-dirham development designed to house up to 12,000 staff.
AI dominates Gulf deals in Davos
Dubai-based Damac Properties, whose chairman is a Trump ally, secured land and power capacity in the US worth $12 billion.
Lucid to cut back on Chinese supply chain
The Saudi-backed EV maker will source more components from inside the kingdom.
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