Services drive GDP growth to 4.07% in Q4 2025 – NBS
Nigeria's economy grew by 4.07% in Q4 2025, driven primarily by the services sector, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
Uncertainty May Restrict Potential GDP Growth in Latvia, Economists Indicate
Economists warn that uncertainty may limit Latvia's potential GDP growth despite a projected increase of at least 2.3% this year.
Riga region municipalities call to halt the advancement of the new municipal financial equalization model
Municipalities in the Riga region are urging the government to stop the implementation of a new financial equalization model that they believe will burden the capital region economically.
The Costa del Sol warns of millions in losses due to lack of direct AVE connection between Madrid and Málaga
The Costa del Sol is facing significant economic losses due to the cancellation of direct AVE train services between Madrid and Málaga.
DSS witness testifies in EFCC chairman’s defamation case
A witness from the Department of State Services testified in a defamation case against the chairman of Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission regarding alleged false claims made on social media.
Expansion in Guarujá attracts new headquarters of Corporate Health reference
The new expansion in Guarujá is set to boost the local services sector significantly, especially with the upcoming Metropolitan Civil Airport and a reported job growth of 1,625%.
Recycling sector faces crisis and selective collection decreases in Sorocaba: 'Difficult cycle to break', says cooperative president
Sorocaba's selective waste collection has significantly decreased, moving from weekly to bi-weekly or even monthly services due to economic challenges faced by local cooperatives.
New support from Grinman to the Government: "Some of us will get left behind but it's worth it"
Mario Grinman, president of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Services, expressed support for the government's economic policies despite acknowledging the hardships faced by some citizens.
Per Capita GDP 'Trapped' in Stagnation
Mexico's GDP grew by 0.9% in the last quarter of 2025, continuing a trend of sluggish growth despite higher annual comparisons.
Premier defends Nova Scotia budget as critics continue to speak out
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston defends the provincial budget amidst criticism over cuts to public services and a substantial deficit.
The good news... that could evaporate
The recent PIB figures for 2025 from INEGI reflect modest economic growth and highlight a sectoral imbalance in Mexico's economy, with services thriving while industry struggles.
Damage amounting to tens of thousands of billions of krona
A report indicates significant financial damage calculated in tens of thousands of billions of krona.
Central Bank Index points to economic growth of 2.5% in 2025 with a recovery in the 4th quarter
Brazil's economic activity ended 2025 with a growth of 2.5%, driven by agriculture and services sectors, despite a 0.2% decline in December.
These programs would be at risk in Quito with the Cootad reform, according to the Municipality
Economic development initiatives and social services in Quito may be jeopardized by the reform of the Cootad law currently under consideration in the Assembly.
Investor's bet on empty building sparks transformation in country town
An investor's initiative in Charleville has revitalized the town's main street by filling previously empty commercial spaces.
Editorial: The Restaurant Industry Throws in the Towel
The Finnish restaurant industry is undergoing significant changes due to shifting consumer habits and the rise of delivery services, resulting in both creative destruction and economic challenges.
Ski pass and concert ticket prices have risen. Wage growth delay has caught up with services
Prices for ski passes and concert tickets have increased in Czechia, reflecting broader economic patterns.
Publication of the Palestinian Constitution Amid a Deepening Crisis Raises Questions About the Existence of the Authority
The Palestinian Authority released a draft constitution during a deepening economic crisis, raising doubts about its viability amid ongoing struggles to provide basic services.
China overhauls consumer price basket, with never-before-seen unveiling of its composition
China has revealed a significant overhaul of its consumer price index, shifting weight from food and housing to services and new consumption goods.
Enugu Air acquires new aircraft
Enugu Air, a Nigerian airline, announces the acquisition of its latest aircraft, the Embraer 195, to enhance its air travel services.
Good news for Arizona: it ranks among the top 10 states with the highest job growth in the private sector and affordability in the U.S.
Arizona is projected to generate over 454,000 jobs by 2034, bolstered by population growth, a construction boom, and increased demand for healthcare services.
5G Leadership: Brisanet expands mobile services in 300 cities in the Northeast
Brisanet is expanding its mobile services to 300 cities in Brazil's Northeast region, aiming to improve internet access critical for social and economic development.
Canceled flights and airlines diverting their routes: Cuba runs out of fuel for planes
Cuba runs out of aviation fuel, prompting airlines to reroute flights and suspend services due to the impact of U.S. oil sanctions amid the island's existing economic crisis.
Revenues in Services in Czechia Increased by 1.8 Percent Last Year
Revenues in the services sector in Czechia increased by 1.8 percent year-on-year last year, reflecting a modest growth despite various economic challenges.
Latest is an airline company... Learn about Saudi investments in Syria after the fall of Assad
Saudi Arabia is significantly increasing its investments in Syria, transitioning from political engagement to direct economic involvement, particularly in infrastructure and essential services.
Epstein became extraordinarily wealthy. Terje Rød-Larsen received millions of kroner.
Jeffrey Epstein amassed a fortune, with millions flowing to Terje Rød-Larsen, who received at least 2.2 million kroner from him.
In response to the US oil blockade, Cuba takes extraordinary measures
Cuba has announced extraordinary measures to ensure its economic activity and essential public services due to an oil blockade imposed by the United States.
5G Leadership: Brisanet Expands Mobile in 300 Cities in the Northeast
Brisanet is expanding its mobile services to 300 cities in Brazil's Northeast, enhancing internet connectivity which is vital for social and economic development in the region.
IESS pays $112 million to more than 190 external providers
The Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS) announced the payment of $112 million to over 190 external providers to ensure the continuity of services as part of the government's responsible economic management policies.
Botswana Braces for Economic Windfall
Botswana anticipates an economic boost in May from the World Athletics Relays, with local businesses, particularly taxi services, poised to benefit from increased tourism.
'Can you shut him up?': Waters and Treasury's Bessent clash over Trump's economic agenda
Rep. Maxine Waters and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent engaged in a heated exchange over President Trump's economic policies during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.
More than $50 million per week stop entering dealerships due to the suspension of services by the ANT
The suspension of services by the National Transit Agency (ANT) due to alleged corruption investigations is causing significant losses in the automotive sector, estimated at over $50 million weekly.
Police and DORH conduct investigations at the Health Center of Varaždin County
The Varaždin Police Department is conducting an investigation related to economic crime at the Varaždin County Health Center, which does not disrupt its regular health services.
Economic News Filter: Slovakia's Nvidia Faces Increasing Problems
Slovakia's railway infrastructure faces criticism as a newly built train station in Zilina remains unused due to the state not ordering train services to stop there, despite a significant investment.
SPD Prime Minister Calls Dentist Debate "Completely Out of Line" – Veronika Grimm Disagrees
The Prime Minister of Rhineland-Palatinate criticized the proposal to privatize dental services, arguing it does not benefit Germany and accusing the CDU of aiming to oppress workers, while economist Veronika Grimm offers a different perspective.
IOBE: Slight decline of the economic climate index in January
The economic climate index declined slightly in January, closing at 105.4 points, down from 106.9 points in December, due to weakened expectations in services and a downward trend in consumer confidence, while industrial expectations remained largely unchanged.
Demand from the CDU Economic Council: Health Funds Should No Longer Pay for Dental Treatment
The CDU Economic Council is calling for dental visits to be classified as private services, sparking outrage from various quarters, including the CDU itself.
The Economic Council advocates for more personal responsibility in health insurance
The CDU's Economic Council is calling for stronger reforms in health insurance, specifically suggesting the removal of dental services to relieve state finances by billions, a proposal that has elicited outrage from the Greens and the Left.
IBOE: Improvement in economic climate in December, consumer confidence also strengthened
The economic climate index improved significantly in December to 107.4 points from 105.9 in November, indicating enhanced consumer confidence, especially in services and vehicle retail.
Learn About Your Share of Health Spending in Your Country
As economic pressures mount and healthcare costs rise, government spending on health emerges as a critical indicator of how much countries prioritize their citizens' health and the quality of services provided, revealing substantial disparities in health expenditure across various Arab nations.
The lesson that was not learned
The December inflation rate of 2.9% signals concerning trends for the upcoming year regarding rising costs, with suppliers already adjusting prices that will soon affect supermarket shelves and services like insurance companies.
The Risk of Europe's Economic Dependence on the United States is High and has Increased in Energy
Europe's economic dependence on the United States is significant, particularly in digital services and LNG imports, raising concerns amidst changing geopolitical dynamics.
The Miracle, in Ten Keys
The article outlines the ten key factors contributing to Shanghai's economic miracle, particularly highlighting the dominant sectors of tourism, biotechnology, real estate, and services, which together generate substantial annual revenues.