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Apple confirms $7.5 billion bond sale following strong investor demand

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Details of Apple's expected bond sale have now been confirmed in SEC filings, which show the company aims to raise a slightly higher than expected $7.5 billion. Apple Park - image credit Apple. It had been reported that Apple was aiming to raise around $7 billion through this bond offering, which is the sale of debt. That report was based on a preliminary filing with the SEC, but now the final pricing term sheet has been published. This filing confirms that Apple plans to issue bonds in seven…

Did the midterm elections kill the Protect College Sports Act? Here’s what happens next

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The blue wave that hit Capitol Hill could sweep away the Protect College Sports Act. Massive gains by Democrats in both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections dealt a significant blow to supporters of the wide-ranging, bipartisan bill to bring some of college sports’ most chaotic systems under control, which is backed by President Donald Trump. For months, polls forecast Republicans to lose control of the House of Representatives. That was expected, but the huge margins won by Democrats…

Keyamo: Heavens won’t fall if Atiku isn’t on the ballot in 2027

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Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, has said Nigeria would not suffer any catastrophe if former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar is excluded from the ballot for the 2027 presidential election.

Burnham praises victims who spoke out on Russell Brand’s ‘horrific’ crimes

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The prime minister told the BBC that Labour politicians courting the comedian a decade ago had not been aware of his crimes.

High Court Ruling: ADC heads to Appeal, insists Mark, Aregbesola remain party leaders

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Tinubu to commission projects in Akwa Ibom, attend APC rally in Rivers

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Despite repeated budgetary allocations running into billions of naira for eight projects scheduled for inauguration, the Akwa Ibom government has not publicly disclosed their contract sums or procurement records.