Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci compared Trump to a melting nuclear reactor and said he might need to be replaced in 2020

Former White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci, who served the Trump administration for less than two weeks in 2017,

NNPC to re-start Chad Basin oil search

THE Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on Tuesday expressed its preparedness to re-commence full oil search at the Chad Basin, Gongola and Benue Trough. It is therefore seeking for military support for the protection of its workers and high-tech equipment.

Keystone Bank realigns to energise growth, appoints new EDs

The Board of Directors of Keystone Bank Limited has announced the appointment of three new Executive Directors.

Even Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is missing the real problems with America's housing market

During a recent hearing before the Senate Banking Committee, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was asked about the housing shortage. Powell responded, "What we hear from home builders is a series of factors that are really holding them back and challenging affordability."

China claims progress on creating world’s largest trade bloc, but ‘very difficult’ issues remain

A meeting of trade ministers attempting to create the world’s largest trading bloc without the United States wrapped up in Beijing on Saturday, with China claiming further progress, though there were “very difficult” negotiations ahead.

Nigerian Stock Exchange Returns To Negative Territory, Market Indices Drop By 0.43 Percent

The crucial market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday returned back to negative territory after a day growth, dropping by 0.43 percent.

Nestlé Nigeria nets N26b profit in 6 months

Nestle Nigeria Plc recorded a well-rounded performance in the first half with increased sales and profitability.

Dangote targets consumers to raise Nigerian market share

Dangote Cement will sell to consumers directly to boost growth and overcome tough competition in its home market, the company ‘s chief executive officer said.

NNPC warns violators of pipelines’ right-of-way

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) 

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has raised the red flag on what it called “flagrant and dangerous” violation of its pipelines’ right-of-way by some individuals and communities along the corridor of the system 2E pipeline network stretching from Port Harcourt (Rivers State) through Aba (Abia), Enugu (Enugu) up to Makurdi (Benue).

FOUR WAYS BREXIT HAS RATTLED CPOS - PROCUREMENT NEWS

As cross-party Brexit talks collapsed, stockpiling reached its highest level since records began in the 1950s. A final decision on Brexit looks like it has, yet again, been thrust into the distance. 

Exports To Huawei Still Subject To “Highest Scrutiny”

The United States government department responsible for controlling the exporting of US goods to Huawei has insisted the Chinese firm remains under the closest of scrunity.

Stocks surge on Lagarde nomination to ECB

Christine Lagarde was nominated on Tuesday to take over at the helm of the European Central Bank.

Warri Refinery Shutdown: How NNPC Reacts To 500 Angry Workers, Youths

We have casuals in all of our subsidiaries, including the headquarters and many of them applied, and they are undergoing interviews now. Jemi Mene-Ijegi, National Secretary of the Itsekiri National Youth Council

Kenya Airways Selects GE Aviation for Digital Flight Operations

L-R: Adam Ward (GE Aviation), Sean Moser (GE Aviation), Paul Njoroge (Director Operations, KQ) Andrew Coleman (GE Aviation) Clare Ward (CIO, KQ) & Isam Moursy ( VP, GE Aviation Africa). Seated L-R: John Mansfield (Chief Digital Officer, GE Aviation) & Sebastian Mikosz (CEO, KQ)

Breaking:Bond yield slump hits dollar, pound; Swedish crown the exception

The dollar slipped to a one-week low against the Japanese yen on Wednesday, undermined by the steady fall in U.S. Treasury bond yields, fading optimism over the Sino-U.S. trade deal and the possibility of fresh tariff hostilities with Europe.

"Scott Borchetta never gave Taylor Swift an opportunity to purchase her masters, or the label, outright with a check in the way he is now apparently doing for others," says Don Passman.

Bringing Blockchain to the Masses

Mainstream adoption of blockchain across multiple sectors is arguably still a way off. While we hear of the plethora of benefits the technology can bring to finance, healthcare and education, in reality, long-established systems are not so easy to overhaul. 

The Oil Crisis Saudi Arabia Can't Solve

Saudi Arabia’s CEO Amin Nasr’s message to the press that oil flows to the market are guaranteed, should be taken with a pinch of salt.

Incoming Irish central bank chief to address leak controversy

Ireland’s incoming central bank governor will make a statement on his handling of a leak of sensitive budget information in New Zealand before starting his new job in September, Ireland’s finance minister said on Monday.

Minimum Wage: Organised Labour commences mobilisation over delay

Alarmed by persistent government’s efforts to derail the implementation of a new National Minimum Wage, organized labour has commenced mobilisation of its members nationwide to prepare them for the next line of action.