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China brands outpace sourcing as global trade shifts
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October 20, 2026

China brands outpace sourcing as global trade shifts

Chinese brands are surpassing traditional sourcing as global trade evolves, reshaping supply chains and business...

Canadian exporters face complex trade barriers and how to overcome
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October 15, 2026

Canadian exporters face complex trade barriers and how to overcome

Canadian exporters face complex trade barriers, including shifting tariffs and customs rules. Discover how to...

Chiota earns CITP designation in global commerce
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October 8, 2026

Chiota earns CITP designation in global commerce

Tawanda Chiota earns the elite CITP designation, recognizing his expertise in global commerce and his...

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Understand Divorce Lawyer Fees Before Making A Commitment

When a marriage reaches a point where separation seems unavoidable, legal costs can become one...

Exporters must integrate logistics early to avoid costly trade failures
Deal Flow Weekly October 12, 2026

Exporters must integrate logistics early to avoid costly trade failures

Exporters must integrate logistics early to avoid costly trade failures, ensuring on-time, sustainable delivery and...

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Nigeria Sees Fastest Growth in Five Years
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Nigeria Sees Fastest Growth in Five Years

Nigeria sees fastest economic growth in five years with 4.43 percent GDP expansion, driven by services and agriculture sectors growth.

Nigeria can no longer ignore tourism
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Nigeria can no longer ignore tourism

Nigeria can no longer ignore tourism as it strives to become Africa's leading destination. Discover insights from the 2026 Tourism...

Nigeria regains frontier status, stocks surge
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Nigeria regains frontier status, stocks surge

Nigeria frontier status upgrade sparks a sharp rally in local stocks as FTSE Russell’s upgrade boosts investor confidence in the...

Confusion deepens over petrol subsidy removal
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Confusion deepens over petrol subsidy removal

Confusion deepens over petrol subsidy removal, sparking debate as President Tinubu declares the era of fuel subsidies officially over.

Study ranks ten most welcoming cities worldwide
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Study ranks ten most welcoming cities worldwide

The welcoming cities ranking reveals ten top urban hubs, scored on safety, visa‑free entry and tourism support, guiding your next...

NE group backs Ali Modu on Tinubu campaign team
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NE group backs Ali Modu on Tinubu campaign team

NE group backs Ali Modu on Tinubu campaign team amid criticism. Northeast Coalition for Truth, Justice and Responsible Leadership fully...

Кому может быть интересен привоз автомобиля из Кореи?
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Кому может быть интересен привоз автомобиля из Кореи?

Корейский автомобильный рынок хорошо развит: здесь представлены как компактные городские машины, так и кроссоверы, седаны и минивэны. Многие модели машин,...

Nigeria Sets 15% Minimum Tax for Big Firms
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Nigeria Sets 15% Minimum Tax for Big Firms

Minimum tax Nigeria aims to ensure large corporations pay a 15% baseline rate, even with incentives, boosting revenue and fairness...

Selecting and Utilizing Industrial Penetrating Oils and Nano Penetrating Oil
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Selecting and Utilizing Industrial Penetrating Oils and Nano Penetrating Oil

Choosing the right chemical agent to loosen seized hardware is a decision that often comes down to understanding the nature...

Nigeria manufacturing growth remains stagnant for decade
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Nigeria manufacturing growth remains stagnant for decade

Nigeria's manufacturing growth remains stagnant, showing a decline in GDP contribution over the last decade despite various government interventions.

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