Nigeria's Foreign Reserve Hits $47 Billion

Nigeria's foreign reserves have continued to grow significantly with latest figures by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at about $47.37 billion as at April 5.

Bill Gates faults Buhari economic recovery plan

The Co-founder of Bill and Melinda Foundation has pick hole in the Economic recovery plan of President Muhammad Buhari's government.

Naira traded N400 to a dollar at parallel market on Wednesday

Naira Against Doller |

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) intervention in foreign exchange (forex), is showing more positives as Naira traded at N400 on Wednesday.

President Buhari inherited bad economy – Soludo

Former CBN Governor Professor Charles Soludo |

Former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor Professor Charles Soludo said Buhari's administration inherited a bad economy.

CBN releases $660million to boast manufacturing

The Apex Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has made available $660million foreign exchange through the inter-bank market to boost sector.

Managerial Duty: A Grease or Sand on Corporate Wheels?

 

In his 1954 book, The Practice of Management, Peter Ferdinand Drucker (who died at the age of 95 on November 11, 2005) stated that “the manager is the dynamic, life-giving element in every business.

Marketing: Neglect it at your own peril By Dr. M. L. Yakubu (Lawal Karmanje)

"Creating a brand that inspires and motivates at every point of contact between product or service and consumers is now a priority."

Confident Pricing: An Effective Shield against Uncertainty

Setting prices has never been easy, but with emerging technologies, new market entrants, fickle customers, instant web comparisons, falling prices and rising costs, the

Corporate Mirage: The Fruitless Search for Certainty

Most people are troubled by uncertainty. We want the world to make sense, be predictable and act according to clear rules of cause and effect. We like to believe that good efforts will be rewarded and

Climate Change and its Complex Challenges

 

The time has never been better to tackle the immense and multidimensional challenge of climate change – that is the message of 2010World Development Report, the thirty-second in the series

How free is the “Free Trade”?

Ever since Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations, more than 200 years ago, free traders have seen themselves as natural champions of consumers in a struggle to

“Markets” and “Democracy”: Good or Bad Bedfellows? (PIB as Panacea)

Market and Democracy

In Capitalism and Freedom, the defining text on the American business model, Professor Milton Friedman (the Nobel-prize winner) acknowledges that “what constitutes property, and what rights