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Netherlands moves $11bn gold to London amid geopolitical tensions
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Check Report Points to Simpler, Secure, and Social Path to Mass Retail Investing
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Nigeria must invest its way to $1trn economy — Rewane
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States fast-track tax harmonisation as nine-head framework takes shape
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Why Nigeria should target $2trn economy, AFC chief Zubairu
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The growing politics of ‘if you Bola me, I Atiku you’
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Peter Obi marks 65th birthday with 65 free surgeries for children
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African AI startups exist, but few are getting the first $100,000
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FRC targets investor confidence with new headquarters, stronger regulatory mandate
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Meet 5 young Nigerians advancing the Nigeria-France business partnership
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Ex-FIFA Chief Fatma Samoura joins ACG Advisory Board to drive Africa’s $20 billion sport infrastructure economy
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Tinubu feels Nigerians’ pain, orders governors to cushion hardship – Sule
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PFIPC probe: Reps clear Gbajabiamila, uncover 58 accounts linked to Adeyemi
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Naira set to shrug off election risk in strongest run since 2018
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أسعار النفط تسجل انخفاضاً طفيفا مع ترقب المستثمرين لتطورات التوتر بين واشنطن وطهران
تراجعت أسعار عقود النفط الآجلة بشكل متواضع خلال تعاملات اليوم الخميس، في ظل تقييم المخاطر الجيوسياسية الناجمة عن تصاعد المواجهات العسكرية بين الولايات المتحدة وإيران وتأثيرها المحتمل على إمدادات الشرق الأوسط. The post أسعار النفط تسجل انخفاضاً طفيفا مع ترقب المستثمرين لتطورات التوتر بين واشنطن وطهران appeared first on Business News Report.
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ارتفاع مؤشر مديري المشتريات المصري لأعلى مستوى في 7 أشهر
ارتفع مؤشر مديري المشتريات في مصر إلى 49.6 نقطة في أغسطس، مسجلاً أعلى قراءة في سبعة أشهر مع تراجع وتيرة الانكماش وعودة الشركات لزيادة التوظيف. The post ارتفاع مؤشر مديري المشتريات المصري لأعلى مستوى في 7 أشهر appeared first on Business News Report.
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Five non-oil exports that could outpace Nigeria’s crude oil
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Naira rises to two-year high of N1,326.69 as dollar liquidity supports
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Life Camp evolves from construction settlement to prime Abuja residential hub – Beviks CEO
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How aviation, tourism must partner to unlock West Africa’s potential – Experts
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Explainer: What FAAN’s car hire rank management platform means for passengers, operators
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Why good governance holds the key to African aviation — Obasanjo
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Explainer: Beyond the airport gates: Why Uber’s Nigerian exit isn’t a FAAN issue
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When will Nigeria’s economic growth finally reach the people?
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BusinessDay 03rd Sep 2026
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Why Uber is retreating from Africa’s ride-hailing market
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Uber leaves Nigeria after 12 years, exposing economics of ride-hailing
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WORLD IN BRIEF: Netherlands shifts gold to London, Zelensky warns airlines over Russian airspace, Mozambique and Zimbabwe expand fuel pipeline and other stories
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Opposition risks repeating 2023 vote-split as unity talks stall
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Africa’s new credit rating agency faces trust test to cut borrowing costs
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School resumption piles fresh pressure on households income
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Nigeria’s economic reforms are restoring investor confidence, driving industrial growth – Dangote
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Fury accuses Anthony Joshua of avoiding fight
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NNPC Ltd Reports NGN7.91tn Statutory Payments, 100% Pipeline Availability
NNPC Limited Delivers NGN7,913 Billion in Statutory Payments, Sustains 100% Upstream Pipeline Availability for Second Consecutive Month NNPC Ltd. has released its Monthly Report Summary for July 2026. Cumulative statutory payments for January to July 2026 reached NGN7,913 Billion, up from NGN6,286 Billion for January to June 2026, reflecting a month-on-month addition of NGN1,627 Billion. […] The post NNPC Ltd Reports NGN7.91tn Statutory Payments, 100% Pipeline Availability appeared first on Business Today NG.
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SEC Moves To Regulate Online Forex Trading, Targets Offshore Platforms
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed new rules to regulate online forex Contract for Difference (CFD) trading in Nigeria, including services offered by offshore platforms targeting Nigerian residents. Under the proposed rules, the regulations would apply nationwide to all persons offering online forex trading services to residents of Nigeria, whether operating through platforms incorporated […] The post SEC Moves To Regulate Online Forex Trading, Targets Offshore Platforms appeared first on Business Today NG.
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World Aquaculture Society urges U.S. to lift ban on Nigerian smoked fish
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