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In the heart of the Arabian desert, where dreams rise from the sands, the United Arab Emirates welcomed the world...

Governments can finance their spending by raising revenue through taxes, borrowing from the public and by simply printing money.

The Ministry of Interior is responsible for licensing businesses in Nigeria wholly foreign-owned or joint venture owners with expatriates.

As President Bola Tinubu endeavors to steer the Nigerian economy into a productive one over the next three years, there...

After facing its first profit-before-tax decline in five years in 2021, Stanbic IBTC rebounded in 2022 and has remained resilient...

The pillars of macroeconomic policy are fiscal policy and monetary policy with foreign exchange policy subsumed in the latter.

The budget is an Appropriation bill; the bill's sponsor presents it to the Legislative Assembly for consideration and debate and,...

The world is changing. The business landscape is shifting, bedevilled by the emergence of new thinking, digital technologies and political...

Nigeria will be the world’s 4th most populous country by 2050 being largest economy in Africa with 60% of its...

That economic success was short-lived; in 1977, Bokassa proclaimed himself Emperor, and from that date, the per capita GDP started...