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According to financial professionals, this is a move that will have an unclear impact on the company's gaming operations. Analyst Daniel Ahmad suggests that this restructure is similar to the one that Konami undertook in 2015, and that the company is not "shutting down" their gaming operations, as fans have often accused it of doing in recent years. Others noted that companies like Sega and Square Enix have gone through similar restructures in the past. … [Read more...] about Konami Announces Corporate Restructure, Effect On Gaming Unclear

Fran Boait, an executive director of the campaign group Positive Money, said: “As the public institution overseeing and underpinning our financial system, the actions of our central bank have a key role to play in ensuring a green Covid recovery. The chancellor [of the exchequer] needs to make it clear to the Bank of England that its market-shaping policies must support rather than hinder the government’s climate targets.” … [Read more...] about Bank of England must do more to secure green recovery from Covid, say MPs

A fixer involved in the deal described this approach as putting a “condom” between the buyer and seller so that at no point would Shell or Eni make direct payments to Malabu or Etete, who was officially recognised as a criminal. But in May 2011, days after the Nigerian government received the money, its officials instructed JP Morgan to transfer the $1.1bn to an account in Switzerland. … [Read more...] about The oil deal, the disgraced former minister, and $800m paid via a UK bank

In a dispute with Qatar, Saudi Arabia followed Russia’s playbook. Here, the WTO looked more closely at the nexus between trade and national security. These countries weren’t at war, and Saudi Arabia wasn’t on the verge of public disorder. Qatar claimed that Saudi Arabia was stealing its intellectual property. Saudi Arabia, citing it cut of diplomatic ties with Qatar, refused legal representation to Qatari owners of intellectual property in a Saudi court. The WTO quizzed Saudi Arabia about how this enhanced its national security. Saudi Arabia had no good story, and lost. This, too, makes it hard for Trump to defend Section 232. … [Read more...] about American companies challenge Trump’s tariff narrative

"There have been many questions surrounding the state of Donald and Melania’s marriage. And now that Donald is the outgoing President, is she looking for the exit and are the dynamics changing now that the need for the ‘Imposter Syndrome’ to be present is reducing as each day goes by..? … [Read more...] about Melania Trump ‘made true feelings towards Donald clear in split-second unplanned move’

By Agbonkhese Oboh Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa, CAPPA, has urged the Governing Council of the National Agency for Food and  Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, to approve the Fats and Oils Regulations Bill as a New Year gift to Nigerians. … [Read more...] about CAPPA to NAFDAC: Make Fats and Oils Regulations Bill new year gift for Nigerians