Apple starts app development program in China as it looks to grow its service business
Apple Inc has started a program in Shanghai to help Chinese developers create apps as part of the iPhone maker’s efforts to build out
Oil rises towards $65 as supply concerns outweigh trade disputes
Oil rose towards $65 a barrel on Tuesday as OPEC supply cuts and Middle East tensions outweighed the U.S.-China trade dispute that has
Global stocks drop for third day, BASF warning stings Europe
World stocks fell for a third straight day on Tuesday after a stinging warning from German chemicals giant BASF about the effects of
AfCFTA may boost inter-african trade by 25%, says UN chief
The United Nations (UN) Economic Commission for Africa, Stephen Karingi, has said the new African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
Breaking: UNN produces electric car
University of Nigeria, Nsukka has made breakthrough by producing first made in Nigeria five seater electric car. Jelani Aliyu,
Absence of cabinet stalls Afam, Yola power firms sale
The failure of president Muhammadu Buhari to constitute the federal executive Council is stalling the conclusion of the sale of Afam
Nigeria identifies 22 foreign exchange earning sectors to replace oil
About 22 sectors capable of generating foreign exchange for the federal government in place of crude oil have been identified, Segun
Axe falls as Deutsche Bank lays off 18,000 in $8.3 billion reinvention
Deutsche Bank laid-off staff from Sydney to New York on Monday as it began 18,000 job cuts in a 7.4 billion euro ($8.3 billion)
12 states reel under N2.1tr debt burden
Twelve states where there was a change of government recently are reeling under heavy debt burden amounting to over N2tr, official
Wall St. falls as Apple drags, sharp rate cut hopes fade
U.S. stocks fell on Monday, pressured by a more than 2% drop in shares of Apple Inc and as investors toned down expectations of an