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Polymarket brilló en las elecciones de EE.UU.: ¿es el fin de las encuestas tradicionales?
La elección en EE.UU. muestra a Polymarket como herramienta clave de información, más allá de encuestas. Leer más…Read More
ApprofondisciBitcoin se elevó al cielo y llevó consigo a las empresas de minería
La perspectiva pinta bien para la minería en la Estados Unidos con Trump y el momento positivo del ciclo de Bitcoin. Leer más…Read More
ApprofondisciRamaphosa speaks to Trump: Pair discuss strengthening US-SA ties
Cyril Ramaphosa recently spoke with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump…Read More
ApprofondisciJabulani Khumalo: A “lying” Mpofu, a “bitter” Zuma – and a “joke” GNU
BizNews speaks to the real founder of uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP), Jabulani Khumalo…Read More
ApprofondisciRory Steyn’s mission to secure a lasting legacy for the Comrades Marathon
Rory Steyn, a member of the Comrades Marathon Board of Trustees discusses his role in safeguarding the legacy of the Comrades Marathon…Read More
ApprofondisciEskom threatens total power cut to Johannesburg over R5bn debt – with OUTA CEO Wayne Duvenage
Civil society’s frustration is boiling over, and drastic action may be imminent…Read More
ApprofondisciRiyadh Season welcomes 4M visitors in less than a month
Turki Al Al-Sheikh, Chairman of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA), announced the success of Riyadh Season 2024, attracting four million visitors in less than a month since its launch. This achievement reflects the significant interest from both local and international audiences. Five main zones are operating within the season…Read More
ApprofondisciBrent crude closes 2% lower but posts weekly gains
Oil drilling rigs Oil prices settled lower on Friday as markets assess the Chinese government stimulus package, which disappointed investors and heightened concerns for lower demand. In the oil market, Brent crude futures for January 2025 delivery fell by 2.35%, or $1.76, to $73.87 a barrel…Read More
ApprofondisciSaudi EXIM, Glencore sign $300M credit facility agreement
The Saudi Export-Import Bank (Saudi EXIM) signed a $300 million credit facility agreement with Glencore, one of the world’s largest commodity production and marketing businesses. In an emailed statement to Argaam, EXIM said this agreement aims to empower Saudi non-oil exports to expand and penetrate over 156 markets across the world…Read More
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