Stock market experts optimistic on H2’26 but warn investors
Nigeria, others to lose $25bn over Ebola —World Bank
Wilko Corporation to take over Avon Crowncaps …
NNPC to collaborate with new Shell MD to reposition sector
FG to provide one million meters to consumers
Rents crash by 50% as businesses, individuals relocate
TECNO’s plant in Nigeria‘ll be ready this year —Okonkwo
Disciplined underwriting key in overcapitalised global reinsurance sector – A.M. Best
Nigeria Railway takes delivery of five 68-seater coaches
Indians handing death and slavery to Nigerians
14 European firms to storm Nigeria for investment
NSE lists Transcorp Hotel shares, as 52.3% IPO shares subscribed
Investor Protection Fund: Board to approve N400,000 per claim
Group petitions Presidency over plans to sack 10,000 dockworkers
Insurers accuse LASG of frustrating insurance monitoring
Niger govt, IFAD collaborate to develop cassava, rice value chain

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$1trn market capitalisation target unattainable—NSE boss
The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE yesterday said that its target of reaching $1 trillion capitalisation by 2016 is no longer attainable. Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Mr. Oscar Onyema , disclosed this while briefing news men in Lagos on “2014 market recap and outlook for 2015”.
Oil steadies, stays under pressure on World Bank growth cut
Oil prices recouped some early losses, yesterday, but remained under pressure after the World Bank cut its global economic growth forecast, doing little to end a rout that saw prices touch their lowest in nearly six years in the previous session.
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Starting a business with your spouse
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Diversion of cargo to neighbouring countries’ll continue — Agbakoba
FORMER President of the Nigerian Bar Association and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, Olisa Agbakoba, has said that Nigerian bound cargo will continue to go to neighbouring countries before finding their way back into the country unless the federal government takes concrete steps to strengthen the nation’s policy, institutions, regulations and illegal framework.

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