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Pakistan on Wednesday signed $1 billion financing for a five-year multi-tranche facility with the Asian Development Bank (ADB). “The Ministry of Finance has signed a syndicated term finance ...
Nigeria's space industry boasts a potential $1bn annual GDP contribution. Experts highlight the need for strategic investment and partnerships to unlock this massive economic opportunity.
After the group stage, we already know where $741m of the $1bn prize pot will go – and there are many familiar names at the top… ...
Deloitte Middle East and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced a landmark expansion of their strategic alliance, aiming to deliver $1bn worth of digital services by 2030. The agreement is set to ...
Nike says Trump tariffs could cost it $1bn Company says work to bring down costs is under way, including reducing supplies from China to the United States.
Two companies backed by Bill Gates and Sam Altman have raised more than $1bn amid a surge in investor optimism that nuclear energy will help power the artificial intelligence revolution.
Pro Jensen Huang is offloading nearly $1bn of Nvidia stock - but there's no reason to be concerned News By Craig Hale published June 24, 2025 There's no need to panic, honest ...
Aussies raid $1bn in super for ‘extravagant, unnecessary’ medical procedures The healthcare watchdog will crackdown on greedy doctors and dentists as it’s revealed Australians have drained ...
How DAZN can spend $1bn on Club World Cup – and then give it away for free DAZN paid $1 billion to broadcast stars such as Désiré Doué at the Club World Cup - Reuters/Daniel Cole Sam Wallace ...
Nvidia insiders have sold more than $1bn of the company’s stock over the past 12 months including a recent surge in trading as they cash in on investors’ enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.
The Climate Investment Fund (CIF) has chosen Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Namibia, South Africa, Türkiye, and Uzbekistan to participate in the $1bn Industry Decarbonization investment programme.
The $7.1bn funding envelope for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games venues could blow out by more than $1bn based on the Queensland government’s own figures.