Dozens of activists from South Africa's radical leftwing Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party picket outside stores of a leading retail pharmacy on Monday over a controversial "racist" hair advertisement which described black hair as "dull" and white hair as "normal". The company, which boasts of more than 500 branches across South Africa has apologised and pulled down the adverts. The EFF wants the chain shut for five days.

A French company that specialises in hemp canvas is marketing what it claims are the first 100% compostable masks in Europe. Costing 65 cents each, they have already been ordered in their hundreds of thousands by companies and local authorities across Europe.

It might seem like a flight of fancy, but a Japanese firm says it is one step closer to making flying cars a reality after testing a drone-like prototype. The Japanese company Skydrive, which develops urban air mobility solutions, carried out a test flight of its SD-03 electric flying car with a passenger on board. The vehicle, which operates with eight rotors and two propellers arranged at each corner, rose vertically into the air about three meters above the ground and circled a test field for four minutes.

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Global data analytics company; Nielsen, says the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a sharp drop in consumer sentiment in West Africa in the second quarter of the year. Ged Nooy, Managing Director at Nielsen Nigeria joins CNBC Africa for more.

Amol Sarva, Knotel Inc. chief executive officer, discusses the company's plan to take on WeWork and its expansion strategy with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Romaine Bostick on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

Walt Disney Co. opened the most highly anticipated theme-park attraction in the company’s history -- and attendance fell. Profit at the company’s domestic resorts fell in the latest quarter, which was marked by the ballyhooed opening of Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.

Dropbox CEO and founder Drew Houston speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's Emily Chang on the sidelines of the Players Technology Summit.

Morgan Stanley Chief Executive Officer James Gorman discusses coming from a large family and why he ignored his father's advice not to work for a big company.

FBN Quest's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for Nigeria recovered to 54.5 in March from 50 in February and the trend was seen across all company sizes.

Dan Reed, Facebook's global head of sports partnerships, discusses the company's integration of virtual reality and sports.

FBNQuest's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for Nigeria fell sharply to 48.6 in January from 60 in December 2016 and the trend was seen across all company sizes.