Byline: Businessam Staff

Renewed trade concerns stemming from US-China discord on Tuesday pushed soybean futures for July delivery by more than seven percent

Saudi Arabia is finding it difficult to convince fellow OPEC members and Gulf allies on the need to raise oil output, sources said on

Mozambique’s oil and gas regulator said exploration contracts for the nation’s fifth licensing round in 2015, which awarded blocks to

China Tuesday accused Donald Trump of ‘blackmail’ and warned it would retaliate in kind after the US president threatened to impose

Solar-powered cars are set to hit the roads next year, ending the need to stop to fill up on fossil fuels or charge your electric

A shortage of CO2 could take the fizz out of beer and other sparkling drinks this summer, just as the World Cup and barbecue season

Nigeria’s federal government Tuesday announced that a total of N1.580 trillion capital cost was released to ministries, departments

African bankers have long preached some version of what Tony Elumelu, UBA’s chairman, calls “Africapitalism”: the idea that

Nigeria system liquidity, which was bolstered by maturing open market operation (OMO) bills of N244.0 billion last week and the