Tech Titans Lose $27B as Tech Stocks Tumble
In a roller-coaster ride of market trading on Wednesday, the tech stock landscape witnessed a tumultuous upheaval, leaving investors grappling with significant financial setbacks. The value of tech co...
In a roller-coaster ride of market trading on Wednesday, the tech stock landscape witnessed a tumultuous upheaval, leaving investors grappling with significant financial setbacks. The value of tech co...
Nigerian stocks saw a recovery yesterday after going on five consecutive sessions of losses, with overall capitalization increasing by N41 billion due to investor interest in NASCON Allied Industries ...
During his four-day tour across African countries, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is set to unveil a comprehensive support package amounting to £60 million. This assistance will be directed...
Kenya, an early adopter of Worldcoin, the innovative startup aiming to forge a new global identity and financial network through iris scans and its unique cryptocurrency, has shifted its stance. Initi...
The UK Government praised the positive economic changes witnessed during Bola Tinubu's time, highlighting their potential to attract investments, despite labor groups' calls for nationwide protests in...
Amazon has unveiled the nationwide expansion of its revolutionary virtual health clinic service, Amazon Clinic. Introduced last November, this cutting-edge platform serves as a gateway for users to co...
In July 2023, the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) saw a month of growth, with the Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share Index (NGX-ASI) gaining 5.53%. However, at the close of the stock market on...
Olu Akanmu, who served as the CEO of OPay Nigeria for two years, recently announced his resignation from the company. He made this announcement on Twitter while celebrating the company's 5th anniversa...
The Delta state government has been directed by the federal high court in Lagos to reveal how it utilized more than N200bn in education funds during Ifeanyi Okowa's administration. These funds were re...
Nigerian stocks experienced losses for the second consecutive day yesterday, with the market capitalization closing at N111 billion lower.As a result, the All-Share Index fell by 204.25 percent, or 0....