No Need To Peg Ringgit To US Dollar, Says Zeti

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 30 (Bernama) -- There is still no need to peg the ringgit to the US dollar currently despite the continued downtrend of the local unit, says Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor Tan Sri Dr Zeti Akhtar Aziz. Read Here

We pitted Samsung's new phone camera against the iPhone 6 and there was one clear winner

We pitted Samsung's new phone camera against the iPhone 6 and there was one clear winner

 Smartphone cameras are nothing short of incredible, but some are still better than others. Apple has interestingly stuck with an 8-megapixel camera for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, while many Android and Windows phones go for 13 megapixels or more. Read Here

As markets drop, will the Chinese still shop?

As markets drop, will the Chinese still shop? 

By Sylvia Hui and David McHugh | September 3, 2015, Thursday | Print Edition

The designer outlet mall of Bicester Village is set in the English countryside near Oxford, but it might as well be in China. Read Here

Airline operators call for reduction in operation cost

Airline Operators Association of Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to review the charges paid by its members in order to reduce their high cost of operation.

The General Secretary of the association, Mohammed Joji, said in Abuja that high operating cost was a challenge facing the aviation industry in Nigeria.

Mr. Joji stated that airline operators in the country were burdened with multiple charges, which include five per cent ticket sale charge, landing and parking charge as well as 

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Fears of a Grexit finally evaporate as eurozone agrees to discuss a third bailout for Greece – as long as it can implement a raft of severe reforms by July 15

After a marathon 26-hour summit, one of the biggest threats to the eurozone in its 16-year history seems to be at an end. Greece has reached an agreement with European leaders that will keep in it the euro and open up talks for a third bailout, in return for submitting to a raft of strict austerity measures. If prime minister Alex Tsipras can get the reforms through parliament by July 15 – just two days from now – then discussion will begin toward a new three-year bailout worth £61bn.

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SMEs must get better at networking, research shows

New academic research has revealed that SMEs are aware that they need to improve their ‘social capital’ through networks and connections to develop their businesses and grow, but do not know how to go about it.

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Taking the talent war social-five fundamentals of social media recruitment

When discussing social media recruitment, the questions I am asked most frequently are “what is in it for me?” and “what do I stand to gain from sourcing talent using social media platforms, as opposed to traditional recruitment methods?”

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      How headsets can make your business more efficient

Often, working in a professional environment requires one to spend great amounts of time on the telephone. This can be very limiting to the employee, as it leaves them tethered to their desk, either interacting while on a phone call, or waiting for the phone to ring.

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    Google Records First 10m Internet Users in Nigeria

Google has disclosed the geometric progressions in the number of internet users in Nigeria, as about 10milion visited the internet for the first time in 2014.

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