Cybercriminals increased their attacks on Nigerian businesses in 2021, exploiting business owners with ransomware, as 5,600 small and medium enterprises in 31 countries fell victim. According...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Nigerian government and other nations to liquidate companies that are too weak to survive the debt they piled...
Nigeria’s low interest rate and rising inflation presented an opportunity for several top Nigerian companies to use the debt market to raise short-term loans through commercial...
In the first six months of the year, Nigerian companies have raised a total of N233.32 billion in commercial papers. Commercial paper is a commonly used...
In a country like Nigeria where consumer protection is weak, shrinkflation thrives, with regulators unlooking as Fast Moving Consumer Goods companies rob their customers legally. Shrinkflation...
Hello, and welcome to Business Roundup this week. Here, we bring you highlights of events that happened during the week -from the capital market to the mainstream...
Low-interest payment drove Nigerian corporates in 2020, to raise a record level of N1.114 trillion debt from the capital market, data obtained from the Securities and...
There is a massive possibility that 82% of corporate organisations in Nigeria will have their revenues contract in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. Data gleaned...
When Europe’s current seventh most valuable company, Unilever, was founded in September, 1929, following the merger between Dutch margarine producer, Margarine Unie and the British soap...
