No one asked Mark Zukerberg about facial recognition when he visited the US Congress on April 10. He offered it as part of his response to questions about privacy when he said Facebook users should give “affirmative consent”when it comes to …
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Ghana's cocoa regulator wants to use the bulk of $600 million in finance that it's planning to raise for the sector on projects to increase local processing and to replant diseased trees, according to a document seen by Bloomberg. The world's second-biggest cocoa producer also wants to spend funds on
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The accounts, prepared to the IFRS standard, showed the firm made $7.2 billion in net income in the first of half of 2016, when crude averaged $41 a barrel, Bloomberg said. Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has made the Aramco IPO a cornerstone of Saudi economic reform to
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The case for owning commodities has rarely been stronger, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. With raw materials rallying on escalating political tensions across the globe and economic growth remaining strong, the bank's analysts including Jeffrey Currie doubled down on their “overweight”
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These claims were linked with commonalities including a fictitious post office box used by Ifopo, with some or all of the related funds being funneled through accounts linked to Ifopo. Investigation revealed that beginning in May 2014 and continuing to February 2016 Ifopo falsely claimed that the
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