Category: Resource Hubs
Naira dips slightly as FX liquidity moderates in November
By Blythe Ashford November 3, 2026
Naira dips slightly in November as FX liquidity moderates, with the US dollar trading at N1,347.94 according to CBN data.
Poundland faces collapse after rejected rescue bid
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 31, 2026
Poundland faces collapse after rejected rescue bid, leaving 12,000 jobs and 600 stores at risk as administrators take over.
Used electric cars increase in value
By Waverly Drummond October 30, 2026
Used electric cars may increase in value due to rising fuel costs and demand for cheaper alternatives.
FSB’s Beaumont Says Labour Agrees Tax Burden Too High
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 26, 2026
FSB's Craig Beaumont meets UK government officials on tax relief as Labour's tax burden is considered too high for small businesses.
Midterms Bring Market Gains Amid Trump’s Political Setback
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 25, 2026
Midterm elections market gains could boost share prices as Democrats gain House control, potentially impacting US and UK markets. Find out how.
US-Iran war fuels global hunger surge
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 21, 2026
US-Iran war fuels global hunger surge, with higher rates of child stunting and wasting, according to the Global Hunger Index.
Europe’s Heating Season Begins Amid Energy Vulnerabilities
By Waverly Drummond October 19, 2026
Europe's heating season starts with energy vulnerabilities, as gas storage levels are about 68%, lower than previous years.
Chinese carmakers adapt to Europe rules
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 17, 2026
Chinese carmakers adapt to Europe rules by building factories and supply chains locally to strengthen EU's industrial base.
BYD to hire 40000 in Europe
By Quincy Hollingsworth October 13, 2026
BYD plans to hire around 40,000 employees in Europe by 2030, expanding its workforce as a major car manufacturer.
Russia’s Energy Grid Vulnerable to Single Point of Failure
By Blythe Ashford October 7, 2026
Russia's energy grid faces a critical vulnerability due to its centralized structure, making it susceptible to widespread failure from a single point of attack.