
Burger King To Open Nigerian Outlet This Year
Burger King, an American multinational hamburger fast-food chain, is expected to start its operations in Nigeria by the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2021. American burger food chain, Burger King disclo...
Burger King, an American multinational hamburger fast-food chain, is expected to start its operations in Nigeria by the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2021. American burger food chain, Burger King disclo...
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...
Bitcoin reached an all-time price high on Tuesday, trading at over $62,000. Very early on Tuesday morning, the price of the leading crypto currency jumped to $63,275 with a daily trading volume of $74...
We reported that Coinbase is getting ready to sell 114.9 million shares in direct listing initial pubic offering a few weeks ago. You can read more about it here. Coinbase IPO information. &...
One of the things that have become popular in recent times, is funding opportunities for Black businesses and founders, especially those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. KINETIC Conference is a n...
Nigeria-based fintech startup Appzone has raised $10 million in Series A round. The startup has gotten more attention in recent times are more companies jump on the train to redefining banking solutio...
Oil-rich Qatar is set to invest the sum of $5 billion into the Nigerian economy, according to the Federal Government.This was disclosed by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyema at a farewel...
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...
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has been fined 18 billion yuan (approximately $2.75 billion) by regulators over anti-trust issues as the country seeks to promote business diversity.“Today, we recei...