An official of Stanbic (in jacket) interacting with some finalists The Stanbic Money App Challenge, which started in March, this year, has ended. Awards would be presented to 10 finalists

Management of Coconut Grove Hotels is set to open a branch at Sakumono, a suburb of Accra, come September this year. Located two minutes’ drive from Nungua Junction Mall and

Some members of PBC’s board of directors The Board of the Produce Buying Company (PBC) Limited could not recommend the payment of any dividend to shareholders this year as a

Emmanuel Kow Kumi presenting the projector to Bernard Korsah while Lily Iris Gbeve, Zonal Head for Accra West looks on The Osu Branch of the Agricultural Development Bank (adb) has

Instant noodles brand Indomie is supporting a youth camp for children from deprived districts in order to inculcate in them a mindset to set and achieve high targets in life.

Ghana’s Stabilization Fund appears to be providing the impetus for government to continuously borrow from international and domestic sources in recent times. Finance Minister Seth Terkper said the focus on

Dr Spio-Garbra (L), Nesrin Bayazit at the launch Ekow Spio-Garbrah, Minister for Trade and Industry, has urged the Turkish businesspeople in the country to consider their Ghanaian counterparts as shareholders.

Dr Philomena Nyarko Year-on-year producer inflation for all industry was 10.3 percent in July 2016, and the monthly change rate was 0.9 percent. This rate represents a 2.7 percentage point

Capital Bank, one of the fasting growing financial institutions in the country, in collaboration with Allied Oil, an oil marketing company, yesterday launched SpeedPay, a money voucher used to deposit

Seth Terkper Finance Minister Seth Terkper on Monday failed to declare whether government deserved to be commended by Ghanaians for supervising the reduction of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

Workers of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) have threatened to plunge the whole country into darkness on Friday, August 26, 2016. The blackout according to the workers, is part

President John Mahama Government owes power producers and the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) over GH¢3 billion. The amount comprises GH¢2.2 billion owed by Volta River Authority (VRA) to its