LinkedIn to lay off 5% of staff in latest tech-sector cuts
Popular professional networking and career development platform, LinkedIn, has announced plans to lay off five percent of its staff. The ...
US to deploy robot dogs with shotguns, grenade launchers for warfare
The United States has awarded a contract for the building of advanced robot dogs and modular weapons payloads to be ...
Iran opens Strait of Hormuz to Chinese ships
Iran last week opened the Strait of Hormuz to allow some Chinese oil ships move, in compliance with its management ...
UK mulls ban on New North Sea oil & gas licences
The United Kingdom (UK) government has disclosed a move to introduce a legislation banning new North Sea oil and gas ...
UAE to double oil export, bypassing Hormuz Strait by 2027
In a move to reduce reliance on shipping chokepoints on the Strait of Hormuz, the United Arab Emirates will double ...
NNPC makes case for stronger gas financing in Africa
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has called on African countries to strengthen financing structures and improve payment systems ...
Dangote renews legal battle with Nigeria over fuel import permits
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has launched a fresh lawsuit seeking to overturn fuel import licences issued to the Nigerian National Petroleum ...
Study reveals arm position that can lead to wrong blood pressure reading
Researchers in a new study have identified one mistake that could lead to the wrong result in a blood pressure ...
NASA confirm next-generation Mars rotors can safely break sound barrier
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has successfully tested new rotor blades that surpassed the sound barrier in simulated Martian conditions. ...
New research indicates therapies that reduce obesity, risk of kidney disease
A new study has identified that maintaining meaningful weight loss after starting GLP1-based therapies could play an important role in ...
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