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EEconomy
Are we in a 'color recession'? : It's Been a Minute : NPR
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Are we in a ‘color recession’? : It’s Been a Minute : NPR

  • September 21, 2026
Are we afraid of color? Getty Images/kulagina/Photo Illustration by NPR hide caption toggle caption Getty Images/kulagina/Photo Illustration by…
PPersonal finance
Dear Abby: My son says my generosity is cutting into his inheritance
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Dear Abby: My son says my generosity is cutting into his inheritance

  • September 21, 2026
DEAR ABBY: I have three grown children. One son, “Charles,” with his wife and three elementary-school-aged children, rents…
EEntrepreneurship
10 entrepreneurs graduate from StanChart Foundation Women in Tech Accelerator
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10 entrepreneurs graduate from StanChart Foundation Women in Tech Accelerator

  • September 21, 2026
Five outstanding entrepreneurs were awarded a total of GH₵567,500 Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC held the Pitch Day…
BBusiness
Air traffic control issue causes UK flight disruption for second time this month
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Air traffic control issue causes UK flight disruption for second time this month

  • September 21, 2026
This is the second Nats issue this month – here’s what happened last timepublished at 11:33 BST 11:33…
EEconomy
AI gains' distribution will shape inflation, ECB's Panetta says
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AI gains’ distribution will shape inflation, ECB’s Panetta says

  • September 21, 2026
MILAN, Sept 21 : Central banks need to understand who benefits from artificial intelligence-driven gains, as their distribution…
PPersonal finance
Banesh Prabhu on IntellectAI and Artificial Intelligence in Wealth Management
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Banesh Prabhu on IntellectAI and Artificial Intelligence in Wealth Management

  • September 21, 2026
​​​​​​​Banks are beginning to move artificial intelligence beyond general-purpose chat tools and into the systems used to serve…
EEntrepreneurship
Seven Ethiopian rebel groups reportedly form new alliance
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Triggers, Fears & Opportunities behind Entrepreneurship in South Sudan — Eye Radio

  • September 21, 2026
Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching and managing a new business or investment, while taking into consideration…
BBusiness
Why Goldman says the yen may not have much room to strengthen
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Why Goldman says the yen may not have much room to strengthen

  • September 21, 2026
There’s room for the yen to weaken if assumptions about the pace of Bank of Japan policy tightening…
EEconomy
NZ aluminium sector warns cheap China imports risk local jobs
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NZ aluminium sector warns cheap China imports risk local jobs

  • September 21, 2026
New Zealand’s aluminium sector is sounding the alarm over cheap imports from China, saying it risks putting local…
PPersonal finance
Nigeria Airways pensioners beg Tinubu for N36bn lifeline •Foreign staff paid, Nigerians abandoned Stories by Victor Ahiuma-Young Retirees of the defunct Nigeria Airways have pleaded with President Bola Tinubu to urgently intervene in the release of their outstanding N36 billion pension and severance arrears, lamenting that many former workers are dying in hardship while awaiting payment. The pensioners, under the aegis of the Nigeria Union of Pensioners, NUP, made the appeal during a peaceful protest in Lagos, where they accused the Ministry of Finance of delaying the release of the approved funds. Speaking on behalf of the group, Olufemi Ashogbon said the former employees had remained in despair since the liquidation of Nigeria Airways in 2004, which left over 6,000 workers disengaged without complete severance benefits. According to him, President Tinubu had approved the payment of the outstanding N36 billion in June 2025 to bring the long-standing matter to a close, but the money had yet to be released. “In June 2025, President Tinubu approved the balance of N36 billion to finally resolve this issue. However, despite several protests and appeals, the Ministry of Finance has yet to authorise the payment,” Ashogbon said. “We have written several letters to the Ministry of Finance concerning the release of the outstanding severance and pension benefits, but there has been no concrete response from the government. “Our members are dying in droves. Many are bedridden and helplessly waiting for their last breath. We appreciate the President for approving the payment and we passionately appeal to him to ensure the funds are released without further delay,” he added. In a communiqué jointly signed by former President of Aircraft Pilots and Engineers, Engr. Kyari Ayuba, and former Director of Finance, Mrs. Bose Oluwo, they recalled that the liquidation of Nigeria Airways marked the beginning of prolonged suffering for thousands of former employees. According to them, while Nigerian workers were denied their entitlements, foreign nationals employed by the airline were fully paid in line with international labour standards. “For many employees, the liquidation marked the beginning of years of hardship and uncertainty. While Nigerian employees were denied their benefits, foreign nationals who worked for the airline were fully paid their severance entitlements in accordance with labour laws and international regulations, the communiqué stated. They explained that the total agreed settlement for the former workers stood at N78 billion, part of which had been paid by successive administrations, leaving an outstanding balance of approximately N36 billion. The pensioners further disclosed that many of the affected workers are now elderly citizens aged between 65 and 101 years, including former pilots, engineers, cabin crew, technicians, accountants, administrators and other aviation professionals who once contributed to the growth of Nigeria’s aviation industry. “Last year, hope was rekindled when President Tinubu graciously approved the payment of the outstanding N36 billion owed to ex-staff and pensioners of Nigeria Airways. Sadly, the funds have still not been released by the Ministry of Finance,” they lamented. The retirees appealed to the Federal Government and the Minister of Finance to urgently resolve the issue and release the approved funds, stressing that the former employees had waited 22 years for justice. “For 22 long years, the former employees of Nigeria Airways have endured hardship while waiting for justice,” they added.
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FG pays N1.1bn exit bonus to retirees 

  • September 21, 2026
•As new benefit takes off By Victor Ahiuma-Young The Federal Government has commenced the payment of Additional Exit…
BBusiness
Nvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as 'doomsday narratives' - BBC
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Nvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as 'doomsday narratives' – BBC

  • September 21, 2026
Nvidia boss rejects AI extinction fears as ‘doomsday narratives’  BBCDario Says AI Should Slow Down. Jensen Wants to Go…
EEconomy
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Intergenerational Report: Why the Libs must reform IR and repeal CGT

  • September 21, 2026
The Intergenerational Report highlights the urgency of an economic reset in favour of economic growth and ending the…
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