Yahoo in Q4 loss, opens door to deals
Yahoo on Tuesday said it is cutting 15 percent of its workforce and narrowing its focus as it explores "strategic alternatives" for the future of the faded Internet star.
Supreme Court upholds Govs Okowa, Gaidam, Ajimobi’s elections
The Supreme Court has upheld the election of governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State.
Nigeria seeks big loans from World Bank, other lenders
Nigeria is seeking loans from the World Bank, the African Development Bank (AfDB) and other lenders to help cover this year’s massive budget deficit, the government and bank officials said.
Kerry brands Islamic State group ‘apostates’
With an unusual choice of language, US Secretary of State John Kerry waded into Islamic theological debate on Tuesday when he branded the Islamic State group “apostates.”
Mimiko presents N118.9b budget estimate for 2016
Ondo State Governor Olusegun Mimiko on Tuesday presented a budget estimate of N118.9billion for 2016 fiscal year to the state’s House of Assembly for approval.
Boroffice to Mimiko: Don’t kill businesses with oppressive tax regime
Senator representing Ondo North, Prof. Ajayi Boroffice has advised the Ondo State Government to embark on systemic widening of tax payers’ net and diversification of tax base instead of the coordinated alleged extortion of impoverished citizens by imposition of oppressive pressure through its burdensome tax regime.
