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Nigerian oil group Aradel says nine-month profit fell 82% to about US$32 million after a US$393 million earnout charge, despite US$2.9 billion in sales. The post Nigeria Oil Firm Aradel Profit Falls 82% appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Indian financial services group Motilal Oswal has appointed former Temasek India co-head Padmanabh Sinha to lead its alternative investment business as the firm expands across private equity, real…
MUMBAI: The Indian rupee ended modestly higher on Wednesday, aided by a weaker dollar and lower oil prices as investors assessed the impact of US midterm election results, while a Reuters poll showed…
Nigeria’s Ambassador to Germany, Senator Ita Enang, has said Nigerians without university degrees can secure employment in Germany, particularly in vocational and technical occupations where practical…
Key PointsDemocrats swept both houses of Congress in the midterm elections, potentially putting the Trump bull market at risk.
Despite the city’s cultural richness, its galleries are struggling, caught between increasingly cautious established collectors, and enthusiastic youngsters with (for now) limited budgets
Senior executives from Leonard Green & Partners, Hamilton Lane, Carlyle and Bain Capital have defended the growing use of continuation funds, arguing that the structures provide liquidity and support…
