U.K. borrowing on loans and credit cards rose at the fastest pace in almost nine years in November, according to banking industry figures. The British Banking...
Filings for unemployment benefits in the U.S. decreased to a four-week low, indicating a still-solid labor market approaching the new year. Jobless claims fell by 5,000...
Canadian retail sales edged up in October, but higher prices—not volume gains—drove the increase. The results fell short of expectations and came on the heels of...
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) has stated that Nigeria and a few African countries have current account surpluses, indicating that their...
Analysts at CSL Stockbrokers Limited, have advised the federal government to end the fuel subsidy, which currently makes up a significant proportion of Nigeria’s import bill....
A Lagos High Court yesterday adjourned the suit filed by one of Nigeria’s brewing giants, Guinness Nigeria Plc against the National Agency for Food and Drugs...
UK deficit rose to £17.5 billion in Q3 from £16.8 billion recoded in previous quarter. According to Office of National Statistics report, the deficit in Q3...
The Central Bank of Nigeria has officially closed the interbank foreign exchange market for the year and won’t be open for transaction till January 4, 2016....
Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari for the first time presented a N6.08 trillion budget before a joint session of the National Assembly for the fiscal year 2016....
Carlos Slim had a tough year, the worst among the wealthiest people of the world. Since the start of 2015, the Mexican executive lost almost $20...