Trump gives branding advice to Boeing as company struggles with public perception
The President of the United States of America, @realDonaldTrump, has advised American plane manufacturer, @Boeing, on how to overcome the current negative public perception regarding its airplanes.
Boeing earlier disclosed that its Max models are not suitable for some airports
The @Boeing 737 max models were earlier classified as unsuitable for some kinds of airports. Find out what kinds of airports and why it matters now.
More troubles for Boeing as shareholders sue company over 737-Max crashes
Shareholders of @Boeing are suing the company for "defrauding" when it concealed safety deficiencies in its 737 MAX planes.
Crashes drag down orders for Boeing-737 MAX in Q1 2019
The orders for delivery of @Boeing 737 Max models is beginning to drop following the recent air mishaps that involved the plane model. The company recorded zero demand of the Max model in Q1 2019.
MTN, Ugandan Government clash over licence renewal fee
The licence fee offered by the Uganda Communications Commission to MTN Uganda has been called into question, after the country's network regulator charged the telecom company higher than the licence fee recommended by Uganda's cabinet.
World Bank appoints David Malpass as President
David Malpass has been named as the 13th President of the World Bank Group. Malpass appointment comes after the World Bank Board of Directors announced that only one nominee was proposed for the position when the deadline closed on Thursday, March 14, 2019.
Jeff Bezos and wife, MacKenzie, split Amazon shares as divorce nears end
The Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Amazon, Jeff Bezos, will retain his voting power in the company after reaching a divorce agreement with his wife, MacKenzie.
Kenya’s biggest telco is losing market share, and it’s all political
The largest telecommunications provider in Kenya, Safaricom, is losing its grip in the East African country's telecom industry, and it's all political.
Applications for Canadian Permanent Residency hit 21,200 in just 3 months
Data has shows that the number of invitations issued for Canadian permanent residency hit 22,200 in the first quarter 2019.
Richard Branson teaches best ways to become a good business leader
According to Richard Branson, the most important thing to do when running a company is to always bear in mind that a company is made up of a group of people.
With $111.1bn profit, Saudi Aramco is World’s most profitable firm in 2018
According to credit ratings agencies, Saudi Aramco has outstripped Apple Inc., Alphabet, among others, to become the world's most profitable firm in 2018.
OPEC may soon crack, as Oil price sets for biggest quarterly rise
OPEC and its allies are scheduled to meet in June to set policy, but progress is clouded with uncertainties as cracks are reportedly emerging in the union.
Canada’s 2018 population growth consisted of 61% immigrants
Canada's population grew by over half a million people (528,421 people), as many nationals, including Nigerians, troop to the North American country in search of greener pastures.
Qatar Airways joins list of Boeing 737-Max 8 supporters
Qatar Airways had ordered 20 MAX jets and is committed to buying a further 40. It has taken delivery of five of the aircraft.
Uber’s acquisition of rival, Careem, raises anti-competition concerns
Uber will drop a whopping $3.1 billion to acquire Dubai-bases Careem. But officials are not pleased with the development.
Why Ethiopian Airlines is still sticking with Boeing
Ethiopian Airlines' CEO, Tewolde GebreMariam, said the company will keep close ties with U.S. plane maker Boeing, despite a tragic crash just over two weeks ago.
US-China Trade War: Implications for Nigeria as its Asian romance lingers
Recently, the world has witnessed major events ranging from populism, the Brexit process, and of course the escalating US-China Trade War.
Like Air Peace, Kenya Airways is sticking with Boeing 737-Max 8
Kenya Airways is planning to order up to ten of the planes at an estimated cost of $1.2 billion (Sh120 billion).
Boeing’s aim to beat rival, Airbus, led to Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes
Engineers were pushed to submit technical drawings and designs at roughly double the normal pace. Consequently, a production that was slated for six years was built months later.
Africa’s richest woman almost got fired again
The richest woman in Africa, Isabel dos Santos, almost got removed from her postion as Chairwoman of the Board of Angola's telecom company - Unitel.
Britain’s richest billionaire may acquire Chelsea FC for N1.2 trillion
British billionaire, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, may succeed Roman Abramovich as Chelsea FC's owner. Ratcliffe had held talks over the potential takeover.
President Macron launches €2.5bn initiative to support African SMEs
Through a new initiative called "Choose Africa", the French Government will contribute towards the development of the African continent.
Okonjo-Iweala not considered, as nominations for World Bank’s President closes
Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala doesn't stand a chance of being The World Bank's President, at least for now.
More troubles for Boeing as Norwegian Air demands compensation for grounded flights
Norwegian Air is demanding compensation for the grounding its 737 Max 8 jets.
OPEC Cuts: Nigeria defies quota, increases crude production
Nigeria has defaulted in the agreement reached by the Organization Petroleum Exporting Country (OPEC) to cut crude oil production.
Huawei accuses the United States of hacking
The confrontation between Chinese leading technology company, Huawei and the United States has nowhere reached its end, as Huawei, today, announced the company has filed a lawsuit against the US government.
The world’s most expensive car is the Bugatti La Voiture Noire
The super hyper sports car, La Voiture Noire, is the world's most expensive car sold at €11 Million.
Tanzanian-based Zola Electric expands into Nigeria
Tanzanian-based renewable energy company, Zola Electric has announced the company is planning on entering the Nigerian market, after its successful growth and expansion in Tanzania, Rwanda, Côte d’Ivoire, and Ghana.
Popular NBA star Andre Iguodala joins Jumia’s board of directors
American basketball star, Andre Iguodala, has been announced as the newest members of Jumia's Board of Directors.
Libya’s output could destabilise OPEC’s cuts and affect crude prices
The El Sharara Oil Field in Libya has recommenced operation after a three-month siege by militants shut down operations.
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BudgIT’s Onigbinde has resigned as Technical Adviser to Ministry of Budget
Seun Onigbinde's (@seunonigbinde) resignation is coming barely weeks after his appointment as Technical Adviser to the Budget Minsitry was made public.
Buhari constitutes new Economic Advisory Council, as Soludo, Rewane, make list
Pesident Buhari has constituted an Economic Advisory Council. The advisory council will replace the current Economic Management Team and will be reporting directly to the President.