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Nigerian firms show tactical resilience but face strategic vulnerability in the polycrisis age, with gaps in technology, talent, and leadership. Read More: https://punchng.com/polycrisis-age-are-nigerian-firms-strategically-vulnerable-or-resilient/
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BANGKOK — Capital is no longer the biggest constraint on Asean's energy transition. The harder question is where that capital can find viable projects, predictable returns and the policy certainty…
In a candid conversation with ET’s Deepshikha Sikarwar, he spoke about India’s trade deals, India-US relations, foreign investment, and how Indian businesses will benefit from the restrictions on the…
James Emejo in Abuja Director General/Chief Executive, Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), Dr. Ifeanyi Okeke, said the agency is stepping up its campaign against fake and substandard products…
Telecel has unveiled award-winning musician Black Sherif as its brand partner, ending weeks of speculation surrounding Project X.
More than half of the references to data centers on Fox News over the last two years would have left viewers with a favorable impression, according to a Semafor analysis.
Calls for stronger enforcement against illegal levies Seeks transport vouchers to cushion rising fuel costs Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja The Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics (AERE) has urged the…
