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Jim Ovia, banker and former chief executive officer of Zenith Bank, yesterday led Quantum Luxury Properties Limited which he currently chairs, to sign a multi-billion naira deal with the global hotel group, Marriott, in what could...
Emerging indigenous retail outlets are throwing up a robust challenge against foreign players who currently dominate the market in Nigeria’s $278 billion economy, which is expected to reach N305billion in 2013, BusinessDay investigations have...
Encouraged by the successes of previous bond transactions for major infrastructural projects in the last five years, Lagos State yesterday issued an N80 billion bond ($507 million), which is expected to fund the completion of the Lagos –...
Close to 1,000 Nigerians employed by three Destination Inspection service providers are likely to lose their jobs soon as the companies prepare to wind up their operations in Nigerian ports.
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