A total of 13.3 million out of the 15 million labour force in Ghana were employed within the first three quarters of 2025, reducing the country’s unemployment rate from 13.7 in quarter three of 2024 ...

Employment increased by over 330,000 persons between Quarter 1 and Quarter 3 of 2025, reflecting continued absorption of labour, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has indicated. The latest Quarterly ...

A man is dead after a stabbing in Louisville’s Southside neighborhood Dec. 12, according to a news release from Louisville Metro Police. Spokesperson Aaron Ellis said LMPD Fourth Division officers ...

In a surprising, and likely temporary, turn of events, the number of people paying to watch cable channels has grown. On Monday, research analyst MoffettNathanson released its “Cord-Cutting Monitor Q3 ...

A new report from Counterpoint Research shows that Apple once again dominated global smartphone sales last quarter, with the iPhone 16 leading the pack. Here’s the breakdown. According to the report, ...

A 90-year-old Supreme Court decision, Humphrey’s Executor v. United States, is in the spotlight as the justices hear argument in Trump v. Slaughter this morning. Slaughter is specifically about the ...

The Mega Millions jackpot for Friday, Dec. 5, is an estimated $50 million. A ticket sold in New Jersey won the previous $90 million jackpot on Tuesday, Dec. 2. Mega Millions drawings are held every ...

Such exclusions, needless to say, have long term implications as far as historical education, regional identity and national memory, are concerned. This article went live on November twenty-eighth, ...

Q3 consolidated comparable sales increased 5%, well above the Company’s plan Q3 pretax profit margin of 12.7%, well above the Company’s plan Q3 diluted earnings per share of $1.28, up 12% and well ...

The debt capital market (DCM) in the GCC has posted a strong growth, with outstanding volumes reaching $1.1 trillion in the third quarter of the year, up by 12.7 % from a year ago, according to Fitch ...

Japan’s economy shrank an annualised 1.8% in the July-September quarter, the first contraction in six quarters, due to a hit to exports from U.S. tariffs, government data showed on Monday. While that ...