Business leaders from various sectors will meet in Lagos to examine the economic reform agenda of the government in an attempt to find strategic responses for businesses and other organisations.
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Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General, World Trade Organisation (WTO) has congratulated the Board, Management and Staff of Business Journal Media Group (Online-Newspaper-Magazine) on the 15th anniversary of the group.
Some owners and operators of recreational centres and beer joints in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have lamented the decline in business activities and customers’ patronage due to rising cost of living.
If you’re reading this, there’s a very good chance you’re already familiar with the acronym ESG. Standing for “environmental”, “social”, and “governance”, it’s a constantly evolving standard that emphasises the importance of doing business in a way that positively impacts the environment, society and stakeholders. In essence, it’s the idea that companies can grow and profit while doing good and it encourages businesses to be more transparent about how they add to or create value for their society, community and/or stakeholders.
You don’t like what you do and for five years or more you wake up in the morning to do the job you hate.
Now counting years as unemployed graduate, he has come to realisation that he really need to do something else with his life.
The above being the case, it is therefore the duty of every purpose-driven man and woman to develop skills suitable to make him or her appropriate the good and as well respond decisively to reduce the impact of the not-so-good on his or her wellbeing.
Angry and silently nursing his bruised ego, the husband picked his handset and went on his favourite social media platform to catch up with posts on the news feed
A business is like a newly born child, when you are just starting it, that needs constant attention. As an entrepreneur, you don’t have stipulated working hour. You can work on your business any hour of the day and at the oddest hour of the night, seven days a week.
The signing of the energy sector bill into an Act completed the liberalisation of the two key sectors that propel businesses in Nigeria. The power and energy sectors’ privatisation and liberalisation in the same year means the costs of doing business is fundamentally altered.
As I mentioned three weeks back, when a business idea first occurs in the mind, it may appear so awesome and perfect to the extent that you want to run with it immediately. But when some other ideas occur to you later, the first idea may no longer command great appeal and you may no longer be passionate about it. You need to therefore learn how to generate basket of ideas before choosing the one you want to run with.
Sola enjoys taking soda. As far as he is concerned, a bottle per day is not too much; and he has no hassles spending N100 daily to have the satisfaction he so much craves.
Instead reporting to a boss, they want to be their own bosses and make money by selling goods and services. Humans are rational thinkers!
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that most of the electorate who trooped out to cast their votes were seen buying foods, minerals, bottle water, chinchin, puff-puff (deep fried dough), biscuits and other items.
This is the best time to take risks. The most successful men take the highest risks. No risks, no net-breaking returns. As in business, so it is also in spiritual matters. Even at this time of uncertainties, the wise ones are quietly investing and buying up companies, shares, interests and risks. One told me last time that this is the best to time invest and buy. When some are there holding back and complaining, others are braving it by casting their bread into the water.
The President, National Association of Nigerian Traders, Dr. Ken Ukaoha, disclosed this during a solidarity visit to the Chairman/CEO of the Nigeria in Diaspora Commission, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, on Tuesday, in Abuja.
The former Group Managing Director of ASCON Oil Company Limited, Grace Olowofoyeku, has named the factors that compelled the Board of Directors to approve that the company be sold.
The Trade Union Congress has called on the Federal Government to grant tax holidays to business owners in the country to enable them cushion the adverse economic effects associated with the outbreak of coronavirus.
Shareholders of Zenith Bank Plc on Monday at the 29th Annual General Meeting of the Bank held at the Shehu Musa Yaradua Centre, Abuja unanimously approved the proposed final dividend of N2.50 per share, bringing the total dividend payment for the 2019 financial year to N2.80 per share with a total value of N87.9 billion.
The Consul General of the United States in Nigeria, Claire Pierangelo, on Tuesday certified the products of TUNS Farms Nigeria Limited for international consumption after an inspection tour of facilities in the company in Osogbo, Osun State.