Business
14 Aug 2017
Corruption in Nigeria continues to pose a problem to the country's economic development despite the current government's efforts to fight corruption.
14 Aug 2017
Shares in most Middle Eastern markets fell as companies across the region announce earnings. Egypt lead the pack in the declines.
11 Aug 2017
Nigeria's importers and exporters foreign exchange window introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria about four months ago has attracted four billion dollars from foreign investors since April.
11 Aug 2017
In a bid to lower costs and improve Nigeria's debt position, the government announced plans to refinance 3 billion dollars’ worth of treasury bills denominated in local currency with dollar borrowing.
11 Aug 2017
Nigeria's debt restructuring is a good initiative - Omotola Abimbola
11 Aug 2017
How will the rising tensions in North Korea impact Asia? Bloomberg's Enda Curran reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
11 Aug 2017
SoftBank is said to be investing about $2.5B in India's Flipkart. The deal would boost Flipkart's cash holdings to more than $4B and help it compete with Amazon.
10 Aug 2017
In a bid to encourage investments in certain sectors of Nigeria's economy, the federal government approved a new list of 27 industries and products that would enjoy pioneer status tax exemption last week.
10 Aug 2017
Facebook has made its biggest move to date to compete in the television market by expanding its video offerings with programming ranging from professional women's basketball to a safari show and a parenting program.
10 Aug 2017
Toshiba has revealed a 2016 full-year net loss of $8.78B after releasing what it auditor called "qualified" earnings results.
10 Aug 2017
John Chen, executive chairman and chief executive officer at BlackBerry, discusses the company's partnership with Indonesia, his biggest growth markets, the situation between the U.S. and North Korea, his growth strategy, U.S. trade policy and U.S. immigration policy.
10 Aug 2017
Facebook Inc. said it’s adding 500 content control staff in Germany and bolstering psychological support for workers who delete hate speech from its site, amid pressure in the country to crack down on offensive posts.
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