Business News of Thursday, 20 April 2017
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Stanbic Bank encourages savings culture with ‘Save to Gain’ campaign
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Government's explanation to $2.25bn bond is hollow – Forson
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Technocrats should not take us for fools – Abossey Okai spare parts dealers
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Uber welcomes new Public Policy Manager for West Africa
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Majority of jobs will soon be lost to automation - World Bank President
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Spotting phone batteries with fake capacity claims
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'One-district, one-factory' to begin in June
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Busy 4G champions youth empowerment drive
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Ghana – Cote d’Ivoire partnership could stabilise cocoa prices – Expert
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Itel mobile Ghana create massive social impact in Accra and Kumasi
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Be careful with 'Susu' collectors – Golden Pride Savings & Loans MD advises public
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Finance Ministry sets up Solutions Service Unit
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Bawumia, Ofori-Atta left out Osafo Marfo from delegation to IMF
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Finance Ministry replies Minority’s ‘baseless allegations’ on $2.25b bond
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Invest In Africa calls on Trade and Industry Minister
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Feature: Acquiring a drivers' licence in Ghana
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Taxi Unions to protest unfair competition by Uber
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‘Planting for Food and Jobs’ Project will increase maize production by 30% - Nana Addo
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How pair Networks shutted down the most important website of Ghana
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BoG plans implementation of key financial regulations
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Financial Institutions asked to cease charging VAT on financial services
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Bankers laud debt re-profiling move
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Coral Paints rewards first car winner in ‘Paint Your Dream Into Reality’ promotion
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Procurement strategy needed – expert
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MTN collaborates with Ghana Police and e-Crime Bureau to fight Mobile Money fraud
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Kumasi City mall finally opens today
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Government bans mining around water bodies
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3000 ghost names detected on Youth Employment Payroll
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Kumasi City Mall finally opens today
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Government unveils national policy summit
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Gov’t to give between $5,000 and $5 million to Ghanaians to start factories in districts
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Akufo-Addo outdoors 750,000 jobs
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Stop charging VAT on financial services – GRA orders financial institutions
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Guinness FES named Beer of the Year at the inaugural Ghana Beverage Awards
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Ofori Atta showing prudence
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NPRA reduces informal sector registration fees
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Banking industry average base rate falls to 26.7 per cent
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Government has laid a solid foundation - IEA
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Ghana cannot contain two Single Window operators - Trade Ministry
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We do not work with a plan in terms of our energy problems - ACEP