Authored by Hans-Werner Sinn, originally posted at Project Syndicate, Almost exactly eight years ago, the Lehman Brothers collapse plunged the global economy into recession. The interbank market collapsed, and the…
Nigeria’s online newspaper, Premium Times, published a scathing editorial on Tuesday rebuking in no small measure the economic performance of President Buhari and his cabinet. This is perhaps one of…
The capital market has been on a bearish trend and stakeholders have not had the best of times recently. In an attempt to x-ray the causes of this problem, Guardian…
India’s Vice President, Mohammad Ansari, is currently in Nigeria on a state visit and has revealed the plans of the country to assist Nigeria’s economy, specifically highlighting 2 areas. He…
MONTREAL, Sept 27 (Reuters) – The value of ticket sales owed to foreign airlines in Nigeria has been reduced by over 50 percent since June, the International Air Transport Association…
The National Tax Policy Review Committee has advised the federal government to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to improve revenue generation and accountability. The…
Good writing is often simple writing. That maxim works as well for legal writing as it does for ‘The Old Man and the Sea.’ But as lawyers, it’s easy to…
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the internet. We routinely hear about all sorts of addictions relating to drugs, alcohol, food,…
Consider ransomware a form of digital kidnapping. Ransomware takes over your computers, encrypts your most essential files, then demands payment or else your data gets it. And such attacks have…
Even the most focused lawyer can be pulled off task by distractions, by the urgent phone call, the quick email, the glance at Facebook that turns into a few minutes…