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(Bloomberg) -- Kenya-based NCBA Group is negotiating with a Ghanaian lender with the aim of agreeing on a partnership to expand in the west African market, according to Chief Executive Officer John Gachora.

A CHOCOLATE shop in Llandudno Junction have created a selection of Ukraine-themed treats in order to fundraise for those suffering in the current…

(Bloomberg) -- Russian equities advanced on Thursday as the stock market partially reopened after the longest shutdown in the country’s modern history following its invasion of Ukraine, with several measures put in place to limit a renewed selloff. The MOEX Russia Index added 11% by 10:15 a.m.

(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Hanging tough against Vladimir Putin was never going to be cost free. Energy prices are soaring, firms are pulling out of Russia and those that stay are at risk of nationalization. There’s concern about global food supplies.

(Bloomberg) -- Severstal PJSC has become the first Russian company to run out of time to pay interest on foreign-currency debt since the war in Ukraine began after Citigroup Inc. blocked the transaction. It’s now at risk of creditors calling a default.

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The U.K. is about to finance a year of spending without help from the Bank of England for the first time in over a decade.

El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele won praise from cryptocurrency enthusiasts across the globe last year when he promised to build a tax-free Bitcoin City on the country’s coast, complete with geothermal energy for mining digital coins from a nearby volcano.

(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia needs more bankable projects to close the $51 billion annual funding gap in its climate adjustment plan for infrastructure, according to the Asian Development Bank.

(Bloomberg) -- The Philippine central bank is expected to leave its key rate unchanged on Thursday, with its inflation outlook and any signal for earlier-than-planned tightening to be closely watched.