Market for HP shrinking, says Dell CEO, announces new brand
The Chief Executive Officer of Dell, Michael Dell after announcing Dell Technologies as the new identity for EMC-Dell merger at the opening ceremony of the ongoing EMC World 2016 holding in Las Vegas, United States, claimed that market for HP was shrinking while demand for Dell product is growing.
Opportunity, uncertainty await champions Leicester
As Leicester City’s supporters awoke on Tuesday, fuzzy of head and bleary of eye after celebrating their fairytale Premier League triumph, the club were already entering a new sporting and financial dimension.
Leicester ‘will not sell’ stars, vow Thai owners
Leicester City’s Thai owners vowed Tuesday to resist any pressure to sell the much-coveted stars who have propelled them to an unlikely English Premier League victory.
Bale seeks to seal Real resurgence on biggest stage
A year ago as Gareth Bale sneaked out the side exit to Real Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu stadium he was engulfed by cat calls and insults by his own fans.
Infantino begs wealthy UEFA to give up FIFA cash to poorer countries
Tuesday appealed to Europe’s wealthy football nations to donate money they get from the world body to poorer countries.
15 Things You Must Know About Champions Leicester City
Factfile on Leicester City, who were crowned champions of England for the first time on Monday:
Always Enriching: GE celebrates Workers’ Day through skills development
Many countries commemorate the occasion with demonstrations, parades and other festivities to celebrate the enormous impact of workers and labourers.
Stealing food by the hungry poor not a crime – court
Italy’s highest court has acquitted a homeless man of stealing cheese and sausages, ruling that the theft of small amounts of food by the hungry poor is not a crime.
US Democrats lambast Trump’s ‘poisonous’ rhetoric
US Democratic lawmakers visiting Mexico City on Monday assailed Donald Trump’s controversial remarks about immigrants, with one member of Congress decrying his “poisonous rhetoric
Pakistan says Donald Trump ‘ignorant’
Pakistan’s interior minister has launched a blistering assault on “ignorant” Donald Trump after the Republican presidential frontrunner vowed to free the doctor who helped track down Osama bin Laden if he wins office.
Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, Fulani Herdsmen and the Return of Neighbourhood Watch
In my earlier article titled “Fulani Herdsmen: Mr Buhari, Please, Keep Your Sympathies”, I had criticized the governor of Enugu State thus: “…what was all that smile about from the governor of Enugu State,
What they said after Leicester won Premier League
Fairytale champions Leicester won the Premier League for the first time in the club’s 132-year history after second placed Tottenham’s 2-2 draw at Chelsea on Monday.
Buhari, Catholic Bishops hold talks on Fulani herdsmen
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday night met with 16 Catholic Bishops under the aegis of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria.
Bayern vow to attack Atletico’s miserly defence
Javi Martinez has promised Bayern Munich will attack Atletico Madrid’s one goal advantage from the first whistle in Tuesday’s Champions League semi-final, second-leg, as two of Europe’s most miserly defences go head-to-head.
The memo Akenzua did on Aburi
WHEN on March 15 last year, the Secretary of the Benin traditional council, Mr. Frank Irabor announced that “the leopard is ill in the Savannah bush”, we knew exactly what has happened to the OmoN’oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo Erediauwa (CFR), the 38th Oba of Benin, who was born on June 22, 1923 and ascended the throne on March 23, 1979. Well to an average Benin man or woman, such an announcement is well understood.
18-month-old toddler rescued 4 days after building collapse
Kenyan rescuers pulled an 18-month-old toddler alive from the rubble of a six-storey building on Tuesday, four days after the block collapsed killing 23 people, police said.
