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Nigerian capital market sprang a surprise as the all-share index (ASI) gained 1.7 percent on Wednesday, 28 June 17, the...
Read moreDetailsQuoted companies on the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) whose primary business is the production and distribution of crude palm oil...
Read moreDetailsAhead of tomorrow’s flag off of Nigeria’s proposed tax amnesty, which is expected to account for $1 billion to be...
Read moreDetailsNestle SA made its first concession to activist investor Dan Loeb, announcing Tuesday a $21 billion share buyback plan to...
Read moreDetailsKenya, the world’s biggest exporter of black tea, expects production of the leaves to rise by about 20 percent by...
Read moreDetailsAmid current global oil glut that have seen oil prices slump to a 10-month low despite OPEC members agreed cuts...
Read moreDetailsThe British Petroleum (BP) has intensified efforts on deep-sea drilling of crude at its platforms in the Gulf of Mexico...
Read moreDetailsInvestment in treasury bills and government bonds has become the focus of Nigerians who are hedging against the risky business...
Read moreDetailsUnemployment crisis leading to a loss of about 50 million jobs will ravage the African continent if its various governments...
Read moreDetailsEuropean Union (EU) antitrust regulators hit Alphabet unit Google with a record 2.42-billion-euro ($2.7 billion) fine on Tuesday, indicating they...
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