Business News of Tuesday, 15 October 2024

Netflix subscriber additions likely slowed, growth strategy in focus

UMB tops Bank of Ghana’s 2024 APR report with highest one-year loan rate to households at 55.98%

Enterprise Group hosts golf tournament, offers unique networking opportunities for businesses

Inflation to end 2024 at 23.2% but to nose dive to 11.5% in 2025 – World Bank

Ending poverty for half the world could take more than a century, says the World Bank

Top 10 African countries with the highest economic forecast mid-2024

Artificial Intelligence in Finance: The Present and the Future

Ghana’s digital economy poised for rapid growth – IPPG Roundtable calls for strategic investment

Great Founders have the ‘P3p3i’ Mentality

Blame Shipping lines for high cost of goods – GIFF

Galamsey crisis threatens food security, cocoa industry – Bryan Acheampong

Google turns to nuclear to power AI data centres

Value of top 50 mining companies jumps to second highest on record

Online poll shows Ghanaians’ negative sentiment towards government’s handling of galamsey crisis

COCOBOD announces record producer prices and zero-borrowing milestone in cocoa financing

Energy sector bond achieves 90% buyback of GH¢1.04bn

Ministry of Finance, GRA partnering IFS UK to analyze some tax policy issues

Stiebel Eltron: A Century of Excellence in Water Heating and Global Innovation

GITEX GLOBAL and Expand North Star set to accelerate world’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) economy...

Government is committed to both evidence-based and transparent tax policymaking – Finance Minister

TOTAL and GOIL post gains as GSE sees significant drop in value of shares traded

GSA pushes for ISO-14001 law to curb illegal mining

IMF says global public debt to top $100 trillion, growth may accelerate

Cedi, naira among 4 worst performing currencies in Sub Saharan Africa in 2024 – World Bank

Ghana’s economy to expand by 4.8% in 2024, 5.1% in 2025 driven by strong private consumption and investment – World Bank

IES backs calls to merge PURC and Energy Commission

Ghana lost 120K tons of cocoa to smuggling between 2022 and 2023 – COCOBOD CEO