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Nigeria’s central bank has introduced new licencing rules requiring foreign-currency stablecoin issuers to maintain at least ₦15 billion ($11.16 million) in paid-up capital and establish local entities.
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Nigerian e-health startup Helium Health has received a US$2.5 million grant from Google.org to roll out artificial intelligence (AI) solutions that improve maternal healthcare delivery in the country. Founded in 2016, Helium Health takes hospitals and clinics instantly digital with its flagship Electronic Medical Records/Hospital Management Information System (EMR/HMIS) product, the most widely used such [...] The post Nigeria’s Helium Health gets $2.5m Google.org grant to deploy AI in maternal healthcare appeared first on Disrupt Africa .
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Atlassian flips losses into US$91m profit as cloud revenue surges and AI cuts bite.
Port Augusta wants Firmus’ 1300MW AI data centre to pay rates and prove its water math.
Sticker price increases 2.4% for two-year colleges Community College Daily
Robot autonomy startup URobotics raises $29.9M Series A at a tenfold valuation jump Dealroom
Back-to-back storms, as well as fears over the cost of living crisis, meant shoppers stayed home in greater numbers during October, according to the latest BRC-Sensormatic data
A title can disappear overnight, but the skills beneath it don’t. Three questions to identify the strengths that carry over to whatever comes next.
Vuosi sitten tutkimuksemme osoitti, että Suomen suurimmat listatut yhtiöt ovat kasvaneet selvästi hitaammin kuin globaalit verrokit. Näemme jo myönteistä kehitystä – seuraavaksi kasvua on aika vauhdittaa suurilla liikkeillä.
A year after revealing the growth gap between the country’s largest publicly listed companies and their global peers, we find positive movement—now it’s time to accelerate, with bigger moves.
AI is no longer a differentiator in the workplace. Human computing power (in collaboration with AI) is the new focus.
Future Secure AI grabs US$80m at a US$1.2b valuation to unleash AI co-workers globally.
The U.S. Department of Labor issued a final rule to rescind “affirmative action requirements” for federally registered apprenticeships, effective Jan. 5.
As companies plan payroll reductions, they’re also tightening their belts on severance packages while offering more extensive career transition services.
As companies try to offset accelerating costs, employees face higher out-of-pocket expenses and the loss of some generous coverage options, a WTW survey found.
Griffin Gordon and Kevin Condon were The Little Gym customers before they became franchise investors. Now they own 30 gyms.
The FDE title might be new, but the theory is as old as computers themselves.