Business News of Monday, 7 November 2016
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Opportunity International trains 1,000 smallholder farmers
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Total Petroleum to reward customers in “Total Wo Adze Oye” promo
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Assets under private pension funds hit GH¢6.4 billion
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Gov’t seeks US$185m tax waiver for airport contractors
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AGI angry at government over high taxes
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Investors may turn away from Komenda Sugar factory
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Economists back economic capital for banks
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Branding critical to SMEs growth
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Industries want subsidies on residential power removed
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ADB allocates shares to ‘big’ investors ahead of IPO re-launch
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Gov’t urged to separate shea butter board from Cocobod
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3rd Ghana oil and Gas awards held
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Mahama promises tomato factory in the Ashanti Region
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DKM moneys will be returned – Nduom assures Nkwanta traders
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Fidelity Bank covers 'The Corporate Guardian' latest issue
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Private sector must own Exim Bank - Terkper urges AGI
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UMB Bank, U-Tour, Inesfly, others to receive Top Brand Awards for 2016
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MTN Ghana bags three IPR awards
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Chiefs ready to release resources for dev’t in SADA zone