BUSINESS
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Shell admits dealing with Nigerian money launderer
For the first time Shell has admitted it dealt with a convicted money-launderer when negotiating access to a vast oil…
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Troubled Toshiba warns survival at risk
Toshiba has filed its delayed financial results, warning that the company’s survival is at risk. The electronics-to-construction conglomerate reported a…
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There is no health issue surrounding Telecom masts, towers, says NCC
The Executive Vice-Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Prof. Umar Danbatta, at the ongoing 2017 Enugu International Trade Fair,…
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Nigeria loses N10bn monthly at Tin Can Area 11
The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents says the Federal Government loses more than N10bn monthly because of inactivity at…
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CBN promised to inject more money into forex market
After pumping a total of $768 million into the forex market in one week, the Central Bank Nigeria (CBN) has promised…
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Arik, Med-View, 11 Others Reportedly Owe NCAA N15BN
The controversies concerning the remittance of the 5% Ticket and Cargo Sales Charge (TSC) to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority…
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Lufthansa Set to Resume Flight in Abuja
Lufthansa Airlines says it will resume flights on April 20 at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja following the planned…
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Samsung posts higher profit despite Galaxy 7 ordeal
Samsung Electronics posted its best quarterly profit in nearly four years despite its de-facto boss enmeshed in a political corruption…
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GSM Users in Nigeria hit 154 million
No fewer than 154 million Nigerians are now active subscribers of the General System on Mobile Communications (GSM), the Executive…
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We strongly believe in SMEs, says GTB
The managing director of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB), Segun Agbaje, at a business forum in Lagos disclosed that the bank strongly believes in small and…
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