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PlayStation prices rise as US tariffs bite

[ad_1] US tariffs have left companies like PlayStation-maker Sony to choose whether to pass higher costs on to consumers or take a hit to their profit. Photo: Anthony WALLACE / AFP/FileSource: AFP Sony on Wednesday said it is bumping up the price of PlayStation 5 video game consoles by $50 …

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Investors Take Profit in Banking, Insurance, Consumer Goods Shares As Nigerian Stock Market Falls

[ad_1] The Nigerian Exchange closed negatively, falling by 0.73% as investors booked profits in insurance, consumer goods, and banking stocks Austin Laz, Champion Breweries, NCR, Multiverse, and Enamelware stocks led the gainers’ table Guinness Nigeria, Conoil, Consolidated Hallmark, Royal Exchange, and Ellah Lakes topped the losers’ chart Dave Ibemere, a …

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NNPP Rejects Planned Pay Rise for President, Others

[ad_1] The NNPP has rejected the move by the RMAFC to increase the salaries of the president, vice president and other political office holders Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, the southwest leader of the NNPP, described the move as insensitive and ill-timed because of the economic challenges in the country Ajadi explained …

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Saudi Arabia: Liberalizing The Real Estate Market

[ad_1] Starting January 2026, Saudi Arabia will permit foreigners to buy and own property in designated zones, reversing longstanding restrictions to attract more foreign investment. Approved in July, the new “Law of Real Estate Ownership and Investment by Non-Saudis” opens the door for global investors, banks, and institutions to back …

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India bans real-money gaming, threatening a $23 billion industry

[ad_1] India’s lower house of parliament on Wednesday passed a sweeping online gaming bill that, while promoting esports and casual gaming without monetary stakes, imposes a blanket ban on real-money games — threatening to disrupt billions of dollars in investment and significantly impact the real-money gaming industry, which could see …

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Bulgaria: Eurozone Ambitions Test Public Trust

[ad_1] In a country better known for political instability—seven elections in three years—Bulgaria’s formal invitation to join the Eurozone in January 2026 marks a major turning point. For Dimitar Radev, celebrating a decade as governor of the Bulgarian National Bank, it’s the culmination of years of economic discipline and reform. …

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