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PunchEN

NERC woos investors to expand power generation

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has urged investors to use existing frameworks to finance large-scale projects and improve electricity suppl Read More: https://punchng.com/nerc-woos-investors-to-expand-power-generation/

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PBS NewsHourEN

$6 billion cryptocurrency heist puts investors on edge

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, says it's working to recover funds after the biggest crypto heist in history. The company halted withdrawals after hackers made off with $6 billion in assets. The cyber heist is raising questions about the security of crypto and who pulled this off. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Geoff White, author of

World🇳🇬 NG
PunchEN

NERC seeks investors to boost electricity supply

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has urged investors to leverage existing frameworks to fund large-scale projects and boost electricity suppl Read More: https://punchng.com/nerc-seeks-investors-to-boost-electricity-supply/

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The NationalEN

Can John Healey conjure a budget to keep investors’ money in Britain?

By one measure, John Healey’s budget has already been a success. He has avoided the paralysis that hit the UK before his predecessor Rachel Reeves delivered her tax and spending plans in November 2025. That budget had such an agonisingly long build-up that a combination of speculation and leaks caused jitters in financial markets, property transactions groun

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The Jerusalem PostEN

Investors see economic upside for Israel if opposition beats Netanyahu in upcoming elections

<img align='right' src='https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_1313,w_1969/739206' alt='THE TEL AVIV stock exchange. Although Israel’s economy emerged triumphant from the war, with full employment and one of the world’s strongest currencies still intact, this does not mean it can spend a tenth of its GDP on defen

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