Nigeria's Inflation Rate Rises 18.17 Percent
The National Bureau of Statistics has reported that the rate of inflation in Nigeria has gone up to 18.17 percent in March, the highest ever since 2017. The report shows that more and more Nigerians a...
The National Bureau of Statistics has reported that the rate of inflation in Nigeria has gone up to 18.17 percent in March, the highest ever since 2017. The report shows that more and more Nigerians a...
Coinbase went public on the NASDAQ stock exchange yesterday through a direct listing, to become the first crypto company to have shares listed on a major exchange. The price skyrocketed, immediately p...
The price of Dogecoin has soared more than 85 percent in the past 24 hours. The digital currency which started as a parody seven years ago now has a market capitalization of over $17 billion, giving t...
The use of the Johnson and Johnson's vaccine has been temporarily stopped by the Food and Drug Administration. This order by the FDA was given to states after it was discovered that six women develope...
Non-interest bank, Jaiz bank is set to pay investors the sum of N884 million in dividend for the period which ended in December 2020. This means that for every share, shareholders will earn 3 Kobo. Th...
Retail giant Target last Tuesday announced to spend more than $2 billion on Black businesses through 2025. The retailer said it will add more products to its shelves from over 500 Black-owned business...
XRP enjoyed gains as its price jumped by about 150percent over the past week. The coin experienced an increase of 38 percent in just 24 hours, from Friday to Saturday, as Ripple won a major legal case...
Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday continued on Wednesday's positive note as big companies saw their shares move, resulting in an N13 billion rise in market capitalization of the stock...
On Thursday, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) released a statement warning investment platforms against trading unregistered foreign stocks.The statement reads:"The Securities and Exchange Com...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has fined some 42 companies for failing to adhere to the listing standards of the market. The companies including oil and gas company Conoil Plc, R.T. Briscoe Plc, Roy...