Business News today’s Headlines 1st April 2019

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Business News Headlines Today Monday 1st April 2019

• Firstly, Why value-addition is critical in 21stcentury economy

• Banks’ income from investment securities hit N655bn in 2018

• Raphael James: A phenomenal social, education entrepreneur

• Mirror, mirror’who’s the biggest of them all

• Furthermore, How Rotimi makes his mark in business

• Lessons from industrial development in South Korea

• Concerns as FG gradually relegates MTEF/FSP, abuses Fiscal Responsibility Act

• Abiodun faces task of retaining aggrieved investors at Ogun industrial clusters

• Brexit: The tortuous road to EU exit that is convulsing Britain

• Investors await Buhari’s plans to kick-start economy

• Seizes 10 Trucks Of Rice, Others – Leadership

• StartupLife4: What Problem Are You Solving, And Why Is It Important – Forbes

• 10 Highly Anticipated Tours You Need To Attend This Summer 2019 – Forbes

• 15 Hotels In Palm Springs You Can Still Book For Coachella 2019 – Forbes

• 2019 Budget: Ngige Calls For More Funding For Geneva Labour Desk – Daily Independent

• 2020 Porsche 911 Carrera S And 4S Cabriolet Test Drive And Review: Sun’s Out, Top’s Off – Forbes

• 30 Undergraduates Emerge UBA Campus Ambassadors – Thisday

• 4 banking stocks to keep an eye on this week – Nairametrics

• Furthermore, 5 important things happening in South Africa today – BusinessTech

• 5 Reasons Why Diversity Programs Fail – Forbes

• 6 Hotels With Great In-Room Cocktail Service – Forbes

• 7 Essential Apps You Have To Download For Coachella – Forbes

• 7 Hotel Gyms That Will Motivate You To Work Out On Vacation – Forbes

• Lastly, 7 Reasons Why SHA Wellness Clinic Is The Ultimate Retreat – Forbes

• 8 Leadership Lessons from the Military – Forbes

• 8 Places To Enjoy Glamping In The U.S. – Forbes

• Similarly, 8 Top Career Tips Of 2019, So Far – Forbes

• A $3 Million Architectural Jewel Shines In San Francisco – Forbes

• A Food And Wine Lover’s Road Trip Across The Border To Guadalupe Valley – Forbes

• In like manner, A NOLA Foundation Brings Cocktails And Camaraderie To Help Puerto Rico Recover From Its Hurricane – Forbes

• A Proposal For The End of Standardized Testing – Forbes

• Abiodun faces task of retaining aggrieved investors at Ogun industrial clusters – BusinessDay

• Accenture hikes forecast as digital investments pay off – The Nation

• Man Who Escaped Alcatraz Send…PastFactory

• 17 Cancer Foods You Need To Stop EatingHealth & Human Research

• Choose a plane and play this Game for 1 Mi…Delta Wars

• Furthermore, Access Bank launches New Brand Identity with additional 400 branches – Financial Watch

• Access bank unveils new logo – The Sun

• AfDB approves $20m investment to boost W’Africa’s MSMEs – New Telegraph

• Afreximbank Donates to Cylone Victims – Thisday

• Africa Prudential shareholders approve 50 kobo dividend – The Sun

• African CEOs Show Keen Interest in Glos Digital Solutions – Thisday

• Finally, African Governments Urged to Review Aviation Taxes – Thisday

• After Cancelling The Rolling Stones US Tour For Health Reasons, Mick Jagger Pops Up In Miami – Forbes

• Agency Adopts New Fire Fighting Technology – Thisday

• AIICO recertified for ISO 22301 by British Institute – The Authority

• Air Peace takes delivery of 3rd Boeing 777 aircraft – The Sun

• Allianz launches core IT system transformation in Ghana – The Authority

• An Artificial Intelligence Course Designed For Everyone By One Of The Topic’s Most Prolific Teachers – Forbes

• An Insider’s Look At One Of The Most Exclusive Residential Communities In The Bahamas – Forbes

• Apapa Customs generates N60.2bn revenue in 2 months – The Sun

• April fool, Fake news share same characteristics – Financial Watch

• Ariana Grande Is The New Queen Of Instagram: What Can We Learn From Her Strategy – Forbes

• As Technology Grows, Cars Cannot: How the 2020 Range Rover Evoque Makes It All Fit – Forbes

• Ayurveda Meets CBD In New LA-based Wellness Products By Shanti Wellness – Forbes

• Banks Promote Financial Inclusion – Thisday

• Banks’ income from investment securities hit N655bn in 2018 – BusinessDay

• In like manner, Barring Women From Economics – Forbes

• Bill to let banks work with cannabis firms advances in U.S. House – The Nation

• Blake’s Hard Cider Showcases Its ‘Kinder’ Side With Release Of Rainbow Seeker Craft Hard Cider – Forbes

• Board Rooms Strategies Redefined By Algorithms : AI For CXO Decision Making – Forbes

• Boeing sued over Ethiopian Airlines crash – The Nation