For many businesses, it can be difficult to differentiate your product from others that are already on the market. It’s a constant challenge to set your goods or services apart, and the likelihood is that you’re always in search of ways to stand
National Foods Holdings Ltd., Zimbabwe’s largest and oldest food manufacturer, is set to announce plans Monday to list with immediate effect on a stock exchange that trades exclusively in US dollars. It marks an end to the company’s 52-year listing on Harare’s main exchange, which trades in local currency. The 102-year-old company first listed in
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Online auction site eBay has said that it is blocking all transactions involving Russian addresses. The decision comes as a result of service interruptions by payment vendors and shipping carriers. “We stand with Ukraine and are taking a number of steps to support the Ukrainian people and our sellers in the region,” a spokesperson for
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Bitcoin tumbled into the red on Friday, with traders rattled by tough talk out of China. The largest cryptocurrency was last down 4.6% at $42,874, with smaller coins that typically trade in tandem with bitcoin also tumbling. Ether fell over 8% while XRP slipped 7%. The People’s Bank of China also said it will bar
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Cryptocurrency litecoin gave up a 20% gain and tumbled back to earth following a fake press release sent out by GlobeNewswire that referenced a partnership with Walmart. Walmart spokesman Randy Hargrove confirmed the press release is not authentic. He also said the retailer has been in touch with the newswire company to investigate how the
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Bitcoin on Saturday approached $50,000 USD per coin, a promising sign after it saw major dips in July. According to Coindesk, Bitcoin reached a 24-hour high of $49,494 USD before dipping slightly on Sunday. As of Sunday afternoon EDT, Bitcoin was hovering around $48,000 USD. Other cryptocurrencies, including the Ethereum-linked Ether, also saw gains on Saturday. Since reaching a record high of nearly $65,000
Read More →In the last few decades, online shopping has evolved from an industry in its infancy to a multi-billion-pound entity. With around 1.8 billion individuals opting to purchase goods over the internet each year, global e-retail sales are set to rise to a phenomenal $4.8 trillion by 2021. This evolution has been supported by the development of technology
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The general secretary of a leading union is calling on the government not to “cut corners” or “play fast and loose with employees’ safety” as people are encouraged to go back to work. Speaking after the PM’s speech, the general secretary of Unison, Dave Prentis, warns: “If safety isn’t paramount, then infections will increase and
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It is almost mid day , the usual busiest time for both custom clearers and importers at the Malawi’s biggest Songwe border which shares the boundary with Tanzania, but business is an usual today. There is just a handful number of customers believed to have come just to clear their goods stuck at the border
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Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers are unable to use online banking. Mobile banking through the smartphone apps was also unavailable for most people. All three banks, which are part of Lloyds Banking Group, tweeted to say they were working to fix the problems and apologised to customers. The message said: “We know our customers are
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