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Oil tumbles 3 percent but global stocks hold ground
Oil prices tumbled 3 percent on Monday and dragged the dollar down, but world stocks clung onto gains in a sign of stabilization after...
Desperate in Davos: policymakers struggle for answers
Angela Merkel was missing from Davos this year, but the German leader's optimistic mantra "we can do this" echoed through the snowy resort in...
Where are Nigeria’s public intellectuals?
Something sad has happened and is happening, and is getting worse in our society: the decline of public intellectualism. And so I ask, where...
Google to face grilling by UK lawmakers over tax deal
A British parliamentary committee will ask Google to testify about a back tax deal under which it will pay 130 million pounds ($185 million)...
Exxon sees a world with less carbon but higher-cost emissions
Exxon Mobil Corp on Monday said efficiencies and increased use of renewable fuels will cut by half the carbon intensity of the world's economy...
Armsgate: The scandal that ravages Nigeria’s critical institutions
Anyone with even a fleeting interest in institutional development should be alarmed by the enormous damage that the so-called armsgate or, if you like,...
iROKO closes on $19m content and capital deals
African mobile entertainment and internet TV pioneer, iROKO, today announces multiple deals totaling $19m, both in content development and in capital funding. French media...
Prices of beans, garri fall at Mile-12 Market
The prices of some commodities like the 100 kg and 60kg of drum specie of beans and garri recorded a slight fall at the...
India, Africa seek to streghten energy ties
India, the net importer of crude oil, looks to explore opportunities to boost trade and investment in the hydrocarbon-rich Africa to tap the unexplored...
Nigeria’s stocks rise 3 per cent in early trade, bucking global...
Nigeria's share index gained 3.06 percent on early trade on Wednesday, a dramatic recovery after a consistent 2-week decline amid bargain hunters taking positions...
