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How Nigeria’s new competition law will benefit the economy

How Nigeria’s new competition law will benefit the economy

Competition laws protect consumers and create confidence in an economy. It’s a signal to investors and entrepreneurs that a market is fair and open. And the reward for countries that regulate competition is that on…

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Oil Edges Up Ahead of OPEC+ Meeting, But Oversupply Fears Cap Gains By Investing.com

Oil Edges Up Ahead of OPEC+ Meeting, But Oversupply Fears Cap Gains By Investing.com

© Reuters. By Gina Lee Investing.com – Oil was up on Tuesday morning in Asia, with investor short-covering ahead of an OPEC+ meeting later in the week. But gains were capped by the bleak outlook…

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Life on Venus? Traces of phosphine may be a sign of biological activity

Life on Venus? Traces of phosphine may be a sign of biological activity

The discovery that the atmosphere of Venus absorbs a precise frequency of microwave radiation has just turned planetary science on its head. An international team of scientists used radio telescopes in Hawaii and Chile to…

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Big pharma’s safety pledge isn’t enough to build public confidence in COVID-19 vaccine – here’s what will

Big pharma’s safety pledge isn’t enough to build public confidence in COVID-19 vaccine – here’s what will

Americans are increasingly concerned that regulators and manufacturers will rush a vaccine to market without an adequate review. That prompted nine vaccine front-runners, including Pfizer and Merck, to promise to abide by clinical and ethical…

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Canada to unveil retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods on Tuesday: CTV By Reuters

Canada to unveil retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods on Tuesday: CTV By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Freeland speaks to reporters on Parliament Hill in Ottawa OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada will announce on Tuesday that it is going ahead with a threat…

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how to deal with China’s mass surveillance of thousands of Australians

how to deal with China’s mass surveillance of thousands of Australians

National security is like sausage-making. We might enjoy the tasty product, but want to look away from the manufacturing. Recent news that Chinese company Zhenhua Data is profiling more than 35,000 Australians isn’t a surprise…

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why sales are rocketing despite all our privacy fears

why sales are rocketing despite all our privacy fears

With everyone spending so much time at home during the pandemic, smart speakers such as the Amazon Echo and Google Nest ranges have had a golden opportunity. In their latest attempt to make the devices…

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China opens anti-subsidy probe on some U.S. glycol ethers imports By Reuters

China opens anti-subsidy probe on some U.S. glycol ethers imports By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Chinese and U.S. flags flutter near The Bund in Shanghai BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s commerce ministry said on Monday it launched an anti-subsidy investigation on some glycol ethers imports from the…

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how the quest to maximise screen size is driving major innovation

how the quest to maximise screen size is driving major innovation

To enlarge a phone, or not to enlarge a phone? That is the question. In the world of flagship smartphones, there seems to be one clear trend: bigger is better. Manufacturers are trying to strip…

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Why businesses embrace populists and what to do about it: lessons from Hungary

Why businesses embrace populists and what to do about it: lessons from Hungary

The coronavirus crisis has revealed the weaknesses of some populist leaders such as Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil or Donald Trump in the US, yet others are emerging stronger than ever. And they have some unlikely…

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