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Asian markets track Wall St down as recession worries return
Asian markets fell again Friday after forecast-beating US data fuelled expectations that the Federal Reserve will lift interest rates well into next year. "The Grinch selloff is firmly in place after Micron delivered a gloomy outlook and as better-than-expected US economic data supported the Fed's case for more ongoing rate increases," said OANDA's Edward Moya.
YouTube TV wins right to broadcast NFL games starting in 2023
The YouTube video platform has won the right to broadcast most NFL football games in the US next year, it announced Thursday, a major win by the Google subsidiary that underscores the growing role of streaming in sports.
Berla Mundi, Yvonne Nelson, and 8 other female celebs who made it big through beauty pageants
Many beauty pageants in Ghana, such as Miss Malaika, Ghana's Most Beautiful, Miss Ghana, and many others, have birthed lots of female celebs into the system.
Afro Nation: How to get a ticket to the much-anticipated Afrobeat music festival
One of the biggest Afrobeat music festival, Afro Nation, is set to happen on the 29th and 30th of December and here is how to purchase tickets for the concert.
Bhadie Kelly: How she became an internet sensation, 5 recent videos of the TikToker flaunting her backside
From taking social media by storm, popular TikTok star Bhadie Kelly truly turned heads with her exceptional dance moves, which became a viral trend all over.
Ghanaian girl stuns netizens as she wears high heels to 'Our Day’, trending video heaps reactions
A young Ghanaian girl has turned heads on social media after she was captured wearing high heels with a hand bag to school reportedly for Our Day celebrations
Brogya Genfi accepts defeat, withdraws suit against Pablo
Brogya Genfi, who failed in his bid to become the National Youth Organiser of the NDC, has accepted that he lost the elections to George Opare Addo. aka Pablo.
US third quarter GDP revised up to 3.2% with help from spending
The US economy expanded 3.2 percent in the third quarter, the Commerce Department said Thursday, in a further upward revision of data reflecting stronger consumer spending and investment than earlier estimated.
Protesters shut luxury Paris store La Samaritaine
Dozens of trade union members and disgruntled employees protested Thursday at the ultra-luxury La Samaritaine shopping store in the heart of Paris, causing managers to shut its doors. Wearing red vests with the union's emblem, they could be seen standing among the displays of luxury handbags, make up and clothing even after management shut the store in the morning.
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