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"But I don't know that I personally care" by Sammy Barker Yesterday, 2:30pm Image: Push Square Rockstar co-founder Dan Houser – currently of entertainment empire Absurd Ventures, which launched its first collected comic book volume this past week – has weighed in on the physical games debate dominating the industry right now. For those of

The Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC) has started the process of removing 318 companies from Ghana’s Companies Register as part of efforts to improve corporate compliance and maintain accurate business records.  In a statement issued on May 19, 2026, the ORC said it is carrying out the exercise under Section 289(3) of the

Autonomous vehicle companies are refusing to disclose key details about their use of remote assistance teams, including how often these workers are forced to intervene to help their self-driving cars. Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) had asked robotaxi companies to disclose the information as part of an investigation by his office into the use of remote

Home Wind Farms Venterra companies expand capabilities, geographical reach March 10, 2026, by Adrijana Buljan UK-based Venterra Group has announced two new business developments within its group of companies over the past few days, as INSPIRE Environmental expanded into Scotland and GeoForce Technical Services launched an advanced geotechnical soil testing capability. Venterra Group INSPIRE Environmental

Discover why more companies are offshoring sales roles like Lead Generation Specialists and Business Development Managers to build healthy pipelines  What’s happening: Australian businesses are increasingly turning to strategic offshoring for sales roles, with the industry experiencing steady growth. Companies are discovering that offshore lead generation and business development support can build healthy sales pipelines

Nigeria businesses are holding off on issuing new debt, creating a quiet spell in the corporate bond market, waiting for a more favourable borrowing environment. With interest rates at their highest levels in decades, the cost of servicing new debt has become expensive for many firms. Consequently hoping for a series of rate cuts that

SINGAPORE — More companies are set to freeze wages over the next year as business confidence weakens because of ongoing economic uncertainties, a Singapore Business Federation (SBF) survey released on Aug 28 (Thursday) found. Business satisfaction with the current state of the economy has slipped to 33 per cent, from 35 per cent the previous year;

Auto companies are feeling the hit from recent Chinese export controls on rare earth magnets.Read more...