Amstel Malta champions women entrepreneurs
In a bold and inspiring initiative, Nigeria’s premium malt drink Amstel Malta awarded business grants to twelve remarkable women-led businesses, reinforcing its commitment to fostering
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Rite Foods marks Eid el-Fitr with muslim community, reiterates commitments to quality, nutrition
Rite Foods Limited, Nigeria’s leading food and beverage company, congratulates Muslims nationwide on Eid el-Fitr, marking Ramadan’s successful completion and as a brand dedicated to
STL Trustees supports women entrepreneurs with N3m grant
STL Trustees, a leading trust company has empowered 30 women-led businesses with a total sum of N3m in grants through its newly launched STL FundHer
Wema Bank reports profit surge of 135% to N102.5bn
Wema Bank has announced a significant 135% surge in profit before tax, reaching N102.51 billion, up from N43.59 billion in 2023. This substantial growth is
CreditDirect launches digital ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ solution, others
CreditDirect, a fintech arm of the FCMB Group, has launched a fully digital, end-to-end ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ solution and other products, marking the company’s
PalmPay, Verve collaborate to boost financial inclusion in Africa
PalmPay, one of Africa’s fastest-growing fintech platforms, has partnered with Verve, Africa’s largest domestic card scheme to launch its new PalmPay Debit Card in a
Heineken launches global GenAI lab
The Heineken Company has announced the launch of its Global Generative AI (GenAI) Lab in Singapore, in collaboration with AI Singapore. The initiative aims to
Gen Z embraces AI for social media spending
Gen Z is fueling a social shopping explosion, with 39% now having purchased and 76% having discovered products on social media platforms, according to Salesforce’s
Puma’s biggest global campaign Go Wild: a new vision of sports
Go Wild is Puma’s biggest global campaign to date and sees it launch a major strategic offensive as it unveils a positioning at the intersection
Google settles for $100 Million to Pay-Per-Click Advertisers
Google has agreed to pay $100 million to settle claims that it overcharged some pay-per-click advertisers by allegedly failing to honor their requests to limit