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Stock Market Report (14th of January 2010): NAHCO-Open: 7.68k, Close 8.62k : Access Bank-Open: 7.89k, Close 8.05k : First Bank-Open: 14.00k, Close 14.02k
 
 
 
 
 
Under the Sledgehammer
About 5,000 distressed buildings in Lagos risk demolition by the state government to avert collapse and loss of lives.By RANTI ADEDEJI
 
Zimbabwe Receives Boost from IMF
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, is giving Zimbabwe $400 million to boost its foreign currency reserves.
 
Odds Against Nigerian Economy
For many years, Nigerian Economic Summits have sustained the tempo of putting sensitive socio-economic issues in the country in the front burner. How much of their recommendations successive governments have implemented may very well speak volume of the r
 
Succour on the Way
For the over 2,000 depositors of Confederation of African Philanthropists, an organisation that re-enacted the bizarre story of wonder banks, by promising huge returns on deposits, there is a slight chance of redeeming their trapped funds By Abiola Odu
 
Rising Bond
Despite the crisis in the stock market, more investors are divesting into the bond market, as an alternative opportunity to guard their investments.
 
An `Un-executive` Spending?
The Senate is investigating the unauthorised withdrawals of over N230 billion from the Natural Resources Development Fund by the executive
 
Seven or More Ways Your Mobile Phone Can Help Your Business
Everyone wants a 3G phone these days. Okay, not everyone. I know a number of people who do not give a chicken leg for such things as 3G, 3.5G, et al.
 
 
 
 
     
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