Business News today’s Headlines 28th March 2019

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Business News Headlines Today Thursday 28th March 2019

• $188m Ogoniland clean-up fund will boost economy – Daily Trust

• 11Plc renovates school in host community – Punch

• 3 Ways the ‘Crystal,’ Not Just the ‘Glass,’ Ceiling Blocks Your Growth – Entrepreneur

• 4 Predictors Of Career Success That Managers Like To See – Forbes

• 5 Savvy Ways For Gig Employees To Reduce Their Business Running Costs – Forbes

• 62.7m Nigerians now have access to broadband – New Telegraph

• 90% informal sector operators battle power supply – The Nation

• 9mobile Rewards Customers – Thisday

• A Comprehensive Guide To Due Diligence Issues In Mergers And Acquisitions – Forbes

• About To Embark On A Prolonged Project’ Four Tips To Succeed – Forbes

• Adobe: How It’s Unleashing AI – Forbes

• Advertising Practitioners Vow to Check Vandalisation of Bill Boards – Thisday

• Afreximbank president urges FG to sign AfCFTA – BusinessDay

• Africa Needs Uniform Petroleum Products Standards – Daily Independent

• Africa Re, IFC to develop agric insurance in Nigeria – Punch

• Airside safety operations, FAAN to train 1, 500 AVSEC, ARFFS personnel – Peoples Daily

• Amazon Prime Members Can Save $30 on an Amazon Fire HD Tablet Right Now – Forbes

• America’s Best Recruiting Firms 2019 – Forbes

• Analysts Anticipate The iShares Russell 1000 Value ETF Will Reach $137 – Forbes

• Apple Confirms Latest MacBook Pro Keyboard Problems – Forbes

• Are Lyft, Uber, WeWork And Bird The Next Shooting Stars – Forbes

• Argentina’s Economic Stress Won’t Derail Its Shale Exploration Drive – Forbes

• As Apple Trumpets New Enticements, Fresh Caution About Phone-Life Balance – Forbes

• Nigerians Flock Online After Iraqi Wins Ma…theLotter.com

• Stay Away From These 11 Deadly Foods That C…Nutrition Expert

• Never Ever Put These Foods In Your FridgeHealth & Human Research

• Axxela Commissions Greater Lagos IV Gas Pipeline Network – Daily Independent

• Axxela inaugurates $30m gas pipeline network in Lagos – Punch

• B2B Marketers Should Eat The Data Elephant One Bite At A Time – Forbes

• Baru directs NNPC Staff on Engaging in Sporting Activities – Nigerian Pilot

• BCX, Canon Promise Quality Products with New Showroom – Thisday

• BHH Podcast: Digitizing salaries, pensions and health insurance by Ebun and Chidozie of Verifi – Nairametrics

• Bitter Harvest: Debt And The Bankrupting Of The American Family Farm – Forbes

• Boeing briefs airlines, may release Ethiopian crash report this week – The Sun

• Brexit: Will British Parliament’s ‘Indicative Votes’ Process Yield Workable Path – Forbes

• Broadband Penetration Indispensable For National Development – Leadership

• Bryan Eisenberg On The #1 Mistake Marketers Make – Forbes

• Buhari to launch Micro Pension Plan Thursday – The Authority

• Buhari to Launch Micro Pension Scheme – Thisday

• BVN-linked accounts hit 37.2m – New Telegraph

• Cabotage Act: NIMASA’s proactive approach to add value to the industry – Nigerian Pilot

• CAC registers over 3 million companies since inception – Peoples Daily

• CAMA Bill Now Awaiting PMB’s Assent – Leadership

• Canadian home sales fell sharply in February – Peoples Daily

• Canon introduces EOS R system, others to Nigerian market – The Sun

• Capital One BrandVoice: 5 Botanical Gardens For Green Escapes From The City This Spring – Forbes

• Similarly, Capital One BrandVoice: 5 Family-Friendly Spring Camping Adventures Worth Traveling For – Forbes

• As a matter of facts, Capital One BrandVoice: 5 Tips For Getting Kids Started In Gardening – Forbes

• Capital One BrandVoice: Fruits And Veggies That Signal Spring ‘ And How To Prepare Them – Forbes

• Capital One BrandVoice: Healthy Versions Of Fast Food That Your Kids Will Love – Forbes

• CBN slashes MPR to 13.50% to spur growth – Peoples Daily

• CBN wants banks to enhance capacity on e-transactions – Daily Trust

• We employ Nigerian pilots but not at the expense of safety ‘ Air Peace CEO

• Contrary to Buhari’s directive, Malami proceeds with Trobell contract against IOCs

• Afreximbank president urges FG to sign AfCFTA

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• Experts lament high debt service component of 2019 budget

• Government hopeful to revive Ajaokuta Steel Company

• Concerns as new Act seeks to whittle down SEC powers on mergers

• Lastly, Govt officials advocate review of extant license, regulations governing Gencos and Discos

• Nation wide Power outage imminent as TCN losses six critical power transmission towers

• Health, wellness trend threatens growth of carbonated drinks

• Tenants desert Apapa Mall as decrepit infrastructure, unstable macroeconomic conditions bite

• Weak sentiment trails Nigeria stocks

• Forex turnover at NAFEX window hits $105.9bn

• Investors lose additional N79bn as negative sentiment persists on Nigerian bourse

• Policy reforms, liberalisation top AIHN 4-point agenda for capital market

• NSE in need of boost as market underperforms sub-Saharan Africa markets