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Sky Sports’ surprise new football pundit is already ‘better than the regulars
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Sky Sports’ surprise new football pundit is already ‘better than the regulars’ – Daily Star
Sky Sports has announced a new addition to its team of football pundits for the upcoming Premier League season. The surprise name is none other than former England and Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand, who will join the likes of Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, Roy Keane and Micah Richards on the Sky Sports platform. Ferdinand’s credentials as a pundit Ferdinand is no stranger to football analysis, having worked as a…
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Tech CEOs Need To Focus On Branding Rather Than Bickering
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Why Tech CEOs Need To Focus On Branding Rather Than Bickering
The tech industry is known for its fierce competition and rivalries, but some experts argue that this is counterproductive and harmful for the long-term growth and reputation of the sector. Instead of engaging in public spats and lawsuits, tech CEOs should prioritize building a strong and consistent brand that reflects their vision and values. The Cage Fighting Culture Of Tech The tech world is often compared to a cage fight,…
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family business drama and ensure a smooth succession
Business News
How to avoid family business drama and ensure a smooth succession
Family businesses are the backbone of many economies, accounting for around 98 per cent of all businesses in Australia and 67 per cent of them being family-owned. However, running a family business is not always easy, especially when it comes to planning for succession. Many family businesses face conflicts and disputes over who will take over the business, how to manage the transition, and how to deal with the emotional…
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Spanish football boss under fire for kissing player
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Spanish football boss under fire for kissing player after World Cup win
Luis Rubiales faces criminal investigation and suspension Luis Rubiales, the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), is facing a criminal investigation and a 90-day suspension by FIFA after he kissed player Jenni Hermoso on the mouth during the celebrations of Spain’s Women’s World Cup victory on Sunday. The incident sparked outrage in Spain, where gender issues are a powerful topic and several legal reforms around gender change, abortion…
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Russia launches Islamic banking for the first time
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Russia launches Islamic banking for the first time
What is Islamic banking and why is it different? Islamic banking is a form of financial system that operates under the principles of Shariah, the Islamic legal system that forbids transactions involving usury, or charging of interest as it is considered an unjust exchange. Islamic banking also does not finance sectors harmful to society such as alcohol, tobacco and gambling. Another key difference is that Islamic banking does not allow…
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Nigerian Banks Face Inflation Risks Amid Pandemic Recovery
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How Nigerian Banks Face Inflation Risks Amid Pandemic Recovery
Agusto&Co warns of rising operating expenses for banks The Nigerian banking industry is facing a volatile operating environment as the country recovers from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a report by Agusto&Co, a pan-African rating agency, the banks are expected to see their operating expenses or cost of operations stretched by soaring inflation and other economic factors. The report, titled “The Nigerian Banking Industry – A Resilient…
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UK air traffic control system failure causes chaos for travellers
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UK air traffic control system failure causes chaos for travellers
What happened? A ‘network-wide’ failure of the UK air traffic control system on Wednesday, August 30, 2023, caused severe disruption for thousands of travellers on one of the busiest days of the year. Britain’s National Air Traffic Services (NATS) said it experienced ‘technical issues’ that forced controllers to switch from an automatic system for landing and dispatching flights to a manual one. This meant aircraft had to arrive and leave…
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France’s Banks Balance Sheet Shrinks in June 2023
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France’s Banks Balance Sheet Shrinks in June 2023
France’s banks balance sheet decreased by 2.2% in June 2023 According to the latest data from Banque de France, the balance sheet of France’s banks decreased by 2.2% in June 2023, reaching 11.75 trillion euros. This is the lowest level since December 2022, when the balance sheet stood at 11.72 trillion euros. The balance sheet of France’s banks reflects the total assets and liabilities of the banking sector, including loans,…
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Financial Revolutionist Highlights the Latest Trends and Insights
Finance News
Fintech News: The Financial Revolutionist Highlights the Latest Trends and Insights
The Financial Revolutionist (FR) is a leading source of fintech news and intelligence, covering topics such as crypto, gig economy, retirement, and more. The FR provides daily newsletters, weekly editions, and special reports for the fintech-forward audience. Here are some of the highlights from the FR’s recent publications. Crypto Solutions: Challenges and Opportunities The FR has been following the developments in the crypto space, especially the regulatory and legal aspects…
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pandemic has left many towns desolate and deprived
Health News
How the pandemic has left many towns desolate and deprived
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on many aspects of life, especially for small towns and rural areas. Many businesses, such as pubs, banks, libraries and swimming pools, have been forced to close or reduce their services due to lockdowns, social distancing measures and reduced demand. This has left many towns desolate and deprived of vital social and economic resources. The decline of pubs and social life Pubs…
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