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Illicit minerals in Eastern Congo fuel conflict and displace over half a million people.
Sales of premium whiskey in Kenya increased by 42% last year, with patrons at K1 Clubhouse consuming 64 bottles of Johnnie Walker on a typical Tuesday.
Joseph Lafarge merges operations in South Africa, challenging Dangote's dominance in Nigeria.
Africa outperforms other emerging markets last year, as discussed by Stephen Bailey-Smith.
The EU plans to end Russian oil imports by year's end, announced by Ursula on Wednesday.
The yield curve's slope indicates economic growth, but current trends show limited optimism.
AI transforms robots at the Consumer Electronic Show, featuring Amazon Alexa and Siri integration.
AI helps combat climate change by optimizing transportation and analyzing weather data.
A senior tech company executive noted that the tone of the AI debate at the 2017 World Economic Forum in Davos shifted to include ethical considerations.
Boeing and Airbus compete for orders at the Dubai Air Show with major deals announced.
Bombardier's sale of its C-Series jetliner program to Airbus represents a strategic alliance aimed at mitigating US trade penalties and addressing financial challenges.
Airbus ends A380 production by 2021 after cancellations from Qantas and Emirates.
Airbus announces the cessation of A380 aircraft production, reflecting a shift in market demands and a strategic focus on more efficient models.
Beijing's push to develop a local aerospace industry is attracting international aircraft manufacturers like Airbus and AVIC to explore opportunities in China.
Nikki highlights the recent surge in Airline stocks since December, challenging Buffett's advice.
EasyJet, British Airways, and Ryanair face significant flight reductions due to coronavirus.
Al Jazeera colleagues held a memorial for over 200 journalists killed by Israel, emphasizing the perilous conditions faced by media professionals in conflict zones.
Investors face an Amber threat level as Congress approaches a potential government shutdown.
Alexander Vindman discusses Ukraine's war status and Russia's military challenges.
Lex's Oliver Ralph and Robert Armstrong analyze Alibaba's market situation, debating its potential as a unique investment opportunity or a risky venture.
Alibaba's historic IPO in New York raises questions about profit-taking and market sustainability.
Eric Platt discusses Alibaba's upcoming IPO and its impact on US Equity markets.
Singles Day in China sees record sales on Alibaba, hitting five billion in 90 minutes.
Lebanon has been plunged into darkness due to a fuel shortage affecting power stations.
Nigel Wilson discusses Legal & General's investment plans in England's infrastructure sectors.
Carlos Tevez, earning a rumored $750,000 a week, scored only twice during his time in the Chinese Super League.
Oliver Bata discusses China's market turmoil and Eurozone economic challenges for Allianz.
Amazon develops drones for delivery but faces regulatory and consumer challenges.
Amazon and other tech giants report earnings while the ECB meets and Kenyans vote on Thursday.
Brussels bills Amazon €250 million for Luxembourg back taxes in a tax avoidance crackdown.
Amazon holds a major hiring event, signaling growth amid retail challenges in America.
Amazon launches a video service to compete with YouTube, partnering with major media companies.
Istanbul's Taksim Square transforms under Prime Minister Reep T. Eran's ambitious plans.
Donald Trump keeps talking about oil prices, affecting American investment patterns.
The decade following the Lehman Brothers collapse saw the U.S. stock market, bolstered by aggressive Federal Reserve quantitative easing, significantly outperform global markets.
Cardiff Garcia and Matt Klein Matt analyze a disappointing jobs report and its implications.
America's middle class faces a widening gap between the rich and poor, with many educators feeling like the working poor despite a mix of optimism and concern.
Up to 15% of suburban retail centers are predicted to close in the next five years, raising concerns about the future of large retail spaces.
Dov Charney attempts a comeback with Los Angeles Apparel after American Apparel's bankruptcy.
America's LNG exports surge due to high demand from Europe and Asia, raising domestic prices.
Biochar, an ancient technique, may help decarbonize agriculture and reduce CO2 emissions.
London Anglicans revive church attendance with engaging services and community focus.
Karina residents relocate due to a mine's threat, led by Peter Johansson's ambitious plan.
Investor interest in the metaverse declines as Zuckerberg shifts focus to AI and efficiency.
Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city, remains tense after violent unrest and food shortages.
David McCandless discusses the Financial Times' new infographic campaign at Grand Central Station.
Madeira hosts Europe’s first digital nomad village, attracting freelancers but raising living costs.
The budget introduces the largest tax cuts since 1972, benefiting the richest significantly.
