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Nigeria’s digital commerce market is growing, but the next challenge may have less to do with getting Nigerians online and more to do with getting their purchases to them efficiently.

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Nigeria’s rising transport costs are putting fresh pressure on businesses that depend on frequent deliveries, forcing merchants to look beyond traditional delivery models for ways to control fulfillment costs.

Bad actors are capitalizing on artificial intelligence (AI) to swiftly carry out cyberattacks, but a recent IBM (NASDAQ: IBM) report found that global organizations are countering this by reinforcing their cybersecurity with the same technology.

Services activity in the US is holding up strongly according to recent PMI data, even as manufacturing shows more mixed signals. Companies tied to artificial intelligence and automation sit at the crossroads of this two speed backdrop. Investors are paying close attention to AI stocks that could help businesses manage costs and productivity. This article…

STAMFORD, Conn., Aug. 18, 2026 — AI inference costs per agentic workflow will increase more than fivefold through 2028 Inc., a business and technology insights company

Cyberattacks are getting cheaper; breaches are getting costlier. That’s one key point of an annual report that underscores how artificial intelligence (AI) is radically changing the cyber-threat landscape.

Silicon Valley heavyweights including Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (샘 알트먼) have forecast that artificial intelligence will raise productivity and cut costs, bringing deflation. An analysis says that is far from reality.