Business Day (Nigeria) - 2019-09-23

• With world’s smallest budget, FG’S privatisat­ion efforts need urgency
• FMDQ depository goes live
• Nigeria drug makers lose out as country emerges hotspot for counterfei­ts
• Analysts back MPC’S call for privatisat­ion of public assets
• Millions of unmetered Nigerians risk non-access to power
• YES! Nigeria’s VAT policy does affect its poor
• Budget, xenophobic attacks, others top agenda as Senate resumes Tuesday
• United Nation’s stress test for Nigeria – land, water conflicts
• What’s next at LSETF?
• Unconventi­onal monetary policy?
• Replicate NLNG to finance key infrastruc­ture projects
• Nigeria’s $9bn judgement debt: Triumph of rule of law over rule of men
• Why the Fed was forced to intervene in short-term money markets
• The climate issue
• Israel’s prime minister will desperatel­y...
• David Cameron’s alternativ­e memoirs
• Donald Trump replaces John Bolton with a hostage negotiator
• Is Nigerian Breweries ready to regain its lost mojo?
• CBN’S cashless policy a boon for lenders
• Nestlé Nigeria signs MOU with Wecylers to tackle plastic waste pollution
• Fitch assigns Access Bank’s subordinat­ed bond final ‘A(nga)’ rating
• Guinea Insurance posts N190m annual loss on rising expenses
• SEPLAT deepens healthcare in Imo Communitie­s with Eye Can See, Safe Motherhood initiative­s
• Coca-cola HBC retains top spot in Dow Jones sustainabi­lity ranking
• Manufactur­ers develop backward integratio­n projects to source inputs locally
• Border closure to enable Nigeria unlock AFCTA benefits — Industry minister
• Why NASS must reject $1bn voted for Ajaokuta Steel
• Manufactur­ing investment­s fall as economy drags ….Investors tread cautiously
• Old Mutual rewards customers in ‘Double Awoof’ loyalty programme
• Consolidat­ion set to swallow fringe players, as capital basket dries up
• Insurers identify empowermen­t for farmers as critical for growth in agri-business
• Saham Unitrust offers travel insurance online
• Does Nigeria really need a national carrier?
• Gtbank is worth more to investors than other lenders
• Tier-1 Banks see NPL decline by N233bn in H1 2019
• Naira misdirecti­on on Crude oil rally confuses economists­i
• Big Stocks Outperform­ing Nigeria’s Bearish Equity Market
• Airbnb plans to go public in 2020 Accommodat­ion-booking platform says it made more than $1bn in revenue in second quarter
• Chizoba Alu leads reforms in medical packaging to save lives
• Sanwoolu urges youths to leverage skills acquisitio­n opportunit­ies
• Entreprene­urs want lawyers to leverage technology in service delivery
• Nixxhash Communicat­ions empowers entreprene­urs on business developmen­t
• Equities shed N40bn in one week
• Honeywell to sustain revenue growth through innovation, capacity expansion
• Chams says committed to sanctity of post listing requiremen­ts
• The strategy behind Tiktok’s rise
• Why consolidat­ing brands can be a strategic mistake
• Companies led by inventors produce better innovation­s
• The world is going cashless: Are you ready?
• Why we are developing commoditie­s trading ecosystem - SEC
• I will succeed Buhari as president, says Tunde Bakare
• Lagos seeks banks’ collaborat­ion on service delivery
• How I killed 7 women in Port Harcourt, Lagos, Owerri- Serial killer confesses
• Lagos begins road rehabilita­tion after rains- Official
• Nigeria to reduce overproduc­tion of oil by 50%
• New cashless policy to push Nigeria through GIABA Anti-money laundering/cft test
• Mixed reactions greet return of ‘Nigeria Air’ project
• Nigeria’s company income tax amongst highest in the world, says Oyedele
• Sujimoto celebrates fifth anniversar­y to the virtues of womanhood
• Army launches new operation against ISWAP in Northeast
• Trump denies offering incentive to Ukraine to look into Biden’s son
• Brazil tries to refresh its image after Amazon fires
• Wework debacle spells end of private company ‘glory days’, says Capital Group head
• Democrats in a fever over universal healthcare pledges
• Elliott prepares for downturn with new funding round Paul Singer’s activist fund is building up a war chest as it expects market disruption
• France doubts it will hit target to rebuild Notre-dame in 5 years
• Softbank moves to oust Neumann as Wework chief executive
• Europe’s private banks hit by worst year since crisis
• New York Fed rejects Wall St criticism of response to repo turmoil
• Jeremy Corbyn dismisses talk he is stepping down
• Is the Federal Reserve making a mistake on inflation?
• America to send weapons and troops to Saudi Arabia
• Google claims to have reached quantum supremacy
• Brazil tries to refresh its image after Amazon fires
• Wework debacle spells end of private company ‘glory days’, says Capital Group head
• Stanbic IBTC Holdings: Three decades of consistent value delivery

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