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Netflix ups subscription costs in Nigeria again [Netflix] B Brooks Eti-Inyene For the third time since 2024, global streaming powerhouse Netflix has increased its subscription prices in Nigeria.

Don’t be surprised if your cart seems more expensive than usual the next time you shop — brands and retailers are raising prices on products across categories due to tariffs.

Grocery prices continue to show signs of moderating as inflation pressures cooled in May.

The Wake County Board of Education will discuss the idea of raising school meal prices again after three years in a row of raising prices.

The school board has raised meal prices three years in a row as costs of services -- in goods, shipping and wages -- have risen.