FIFA President Backs $2.1B Payout to Member Associations
FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposes a $2.1 billion payout to 211 member associations, pending financial review and FIFA Council approval on October 15.
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Nigeria’s ₦10bn election cap risks becoming meaningless without enforcement
Nigeria’s ₦10bn election spending cap for 2027 may fail without strict enforcement, as rising costs outpace outdated campaign finance laws.
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Family firms push for tax reform talks
Family businesses in Australia—70% of all firms—urge government to reveal financial projections behind proposed discretionary trust tax before September 18 dead
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SA firms struggle with costs and policy uncertainty
South Australian businesses face rising costs and policy uncertainty, hurting profitability and growth amid regulatory challenges.
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One Year On Economic Roundtable Results Assessed
One year after the economic roundtable, officials evaluate if its capital‑gains and trust reforms sparked measurable policy shifts, showing results.
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Korea’s power grid strained by AI data centers
Learn how Korea's power grid is strained by AI data centers, facing local opposition and peak demand challenges. Discover the impact on infrastructure.
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LG Display to boost investment with state backing
LG Display secures $2 billion investment with state backing to advance OLED technology and counter Chinese competition.
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Telecoms profits rise as other services sink
Telecoms profits are rising as investors pile into BT and Vodafone, defying market volatility.
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Burberry rebounds as Middle East tension stalls Europe
Burberry growth resurfaces as Middle East tensions stall Europe, with quarterly sales up 5% and a strong rebound in China and the Americas.
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Burberry rebounds as Middle East woes hit Europe
Burberry rebounds with 5% growth despite Middle East conflict hurting European sales, marking its first quarterly rise in three years.
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