GTBank To Acquire Kenyan Bank
Nigeria's Guaranty Trust Bank intends to acquire a Kenyan lender in a bid to further expand its operations on the continent. GTBank, one of the most valuable banks in Nigeria, also happens to be ...
Nigeria's Guaranty Trust Bank intends to acquire a Kenyan lender in a bid to further expand its operations on the continent. GTBank, one of the most valuable banks in Nigeria, also happens to be ...
A summer 2020 Y Combinator-backed Nigerian tech startup, Afriex today announced the success of its $1.2 million seed round. The seed will opportune Afriex the privilege to extend its operations and se...
A buyback, also known as a share repurchase, occurs when a company buys its own outstanding shares to reduce the number of shares available on the open market. Companies buy back shares for a number o...
LG is looking to shut down its entire line of mobile phones after failing to find a suitable buyer.The South-Korean company announced in January of 2021 that it was looking at the option of exiting th...
Software company Microsoft (MSFT), has been reported to have interest in acquiring Discord, a digital platform first used by video-gamers to communicate while playing, for $10 billion. With over ...
Dangote Fertilizer plant looks ready to start operations in the first week of April. The fertilizer plant project which is located at the Lekki Free Zone Trade area in Lagos is not far away from...
In less than a week, two shootings have occurred in the United States: first in Atlanta, and second in Boulder. It has been a dark moment for both cities.The deadly shootings at King Soopers grocery s...
British motor racing team, McLaren announced its latest signing of 13-year-old racing wonderkid, Ugochukwu Ugo, on its website on Monday.The company said it will work Ugochukwu through his development...
Tech giant Google has announced another major investment it is set to add to its investment portfolio. As the U.S. begins its journey to post-pandemic recovery, Google has indicated an interest in sup...
The second-largest cement company in Nigeria, BUA Cement, lost a total of N162.55 billion in the past week as its shares dropped by 4.8% on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.This saw the market capitalizati...