Carlos Ghosn TOKYO: Nissan's three independent board members are set to meet on Tuesday to discuss a replacement for arrested former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, a source familiar with the...
Read moreDetailsThe Central Bank of Nigeria’s monetary policy of high-interest rates to commercial banks has been listed as part of the reasons Small and Medium Enterprises are not growing. Edo State...
Read moreDetailsThe move comes after Kiev imposed martial law in border regions this week over the seizure. “As of today, entry is restricted for foreigners — in the first instance for...
Read moreDetailsThe Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu has disclosed that the Federal Government would collaborate with Saudi Arabia to revamp Nigeria’s refineries. The refineries that would be affected by...
Read moreDetailsTo stem cross border leakages and forestall attendant products price hikes, Managing Director of the Petroleum Products Marketing Company (PPMC), Mr. Umar Ajiya, has enjoined Major Marketers Association of Nigeria...
Read moreDetailsDonald Trump Donald Trump has renewed threats to impose tariffs on imported cars after General Motors announced job cuts and plant closures. The US President tweeted that tariffs were "being...
Read moreDetailsThree Nigerian tier-1 banks get new Fitch Rating Fitch Ratings is a global provider of credit ratings and research. Founded in 1913, the company is part of the Fitch Group...
Read moreDetailsthe Disruptor in Chief In what might be the end for stockbroking firms in Nigeria and Africa at large, Veritaseum, a United States-based blockchain technology firm has hinted that the...
Read moreDetailsHedges, who had been sentenced to life in prison, was released on Monday after receiving a presidential pardon. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has freed British scholar Matthew Hedges, who was...
Read moreDetailsCBN CHAIRMAN The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) today retained its key rate at 14 percent, the governor announced. The Committee also retained the...
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