Beyond Borders: Exploring 3 Pillars of Andi-Co Australia Success

By Zuko Mdwaba Generation Z will determine the extent to which generative AI will truly advance how we live and work. Born into a world of smartphones, virtual assistants, and the Internet, the level of comfort among ‘digital natives’ with the pace of technological change and its impact on society will be a driving force behind AI’s widespread adoption. Global research released by Salesforce – Generative AI Snapshot Research: The AI Divide – shows that over one-third of current users are “super-users,” tapping generative AI daily and planning to use it even more. The data also shows that half of all consumers have never

One company has not only survived the storms but has flourished internationally, creating an enduring impression on the worldwide business scene. Andi-Co Australia is known worldwide as an innovator that provides high-quality production and sustainability. It transcends all limits to indicate success. This blog is about the 3 key pillars which have become the foundation of the great success that Andi-Co Australia has achieved and its secrets revealed. The ascent of Andi-Co Australia is not just a tale of business triumph; it is also a tale of perseverance, vision, and an unflinching pursuit of excellence. Who is Andi-Co Australia? Since

By Sunkanmi Vaughan The reason is unusual and too technical for most people to understand, including most journalists who cover business and political news. As one with an understanding of that highly technical professional sector, I will break down the technicality in the Sanofi strategy for easy understanding and explain why the misunderstanding or misreporting occurred. In the business world covered by economy/business-reporting journalists, everything boils down to profit. It can be a real struggle indeed for the journalists to understand the priority of Sanofi. If you add the unpatriotic politics of disinformation, then you have a bigger problem to

By Emmanuel Udom Jesus Christ is the founder of the Christian religion. Born of a Virgin Mary over 2000 years ago, Jesus, the beloved son of God, came down to earth from heaven on a mission of liberating humanity from sin. More than 2000 years after he returned to heaven, writers, journalists, scholars, researchers and other interested persons have continued to speculate on whether or not our Saviour was a white or black man. Go to Google to read some of the expository and insightful articles and books on the complexion and mission of Jesus Christ on earth, which later

By Dipo Olowookere The gains posted last Friday by the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Limited were reversed on Monday after the trading platform retreated by 0.83 per cent at the close of business. The poor performances put up by Access Holdings, BUA Cement, International Breweries and others contributed to the downfall of the stock exchange on the first trading session of the new week and month. The All-Share Index (ASI) receded by 419.93 points to 49,950.32 points from 50,370.25 points, while the market capitalisation depreciated by N227 billion to N26.936 trillion from N27.163 trillion. Analysis showed that equities in the industrial

By Dipo Olowookere Director General of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Mr Mounir Gwarzo, has disclosed that the commission plans to completely phase out the printing of annual reports and accounts by publicly listed companies. Addressing a news conference on Wednesday in Lagos, the SEC chief said this move will ensure N1 billion is saved annually by firms. According to him, some companies have over one million shareholders and the cost of printing hard copy version of annual reports for them is enormous. He stressed that with the new system being suggested, electronic, investors would be given access to the

By Investors Hub The major U.S. index futures are pointing to a lower opening on Wednesday, with stocks likely to move back to the downside following the rebound seen in the previous session. A report from the Commerce Department showing an unexpected pullback in U.S. retail sales in the month of April may weigh on the markets in early trading. Meanwhile, a separate report from the New York Federal Reserve showed an unexpected acceleration in the pace of growth in regional manufacturing activity. Disappointing Chinese data may also generate some negative sentiment along with lingering concerns about the escalating U.S.-China

By Dipo Olowookere Banks are no longer restricting the deduction of stamp duty on deposits made into current accounts, but now apply it to deposits made into savings accounts, investigation by Punch has shown. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) had through a circular issued on January 15, 2016 directed the Deposit Money Banks to deduct N50 stamp duty on each deposit made into current accounts with a value of N 1000 and above in order to boost government’ s revenue drive and in compliance with Stamp Duties Act, 2004. The apex bank anchored its directive on a court ruling

By Dipo Olowookere Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) have shown that in 2017, Nigeria exported more goods than it imported in the year. Nigeria is known to rely more on imported products especially from Europe, America and Asia, but since the present administration came into power in 2015, it had done more to change the narrative, making Nigeria export more than it imports. Last week, chief executive of the state-owned oil firm, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mr Maikanti Baru, disclosed that Nigeria, one of the oil producing countries in the world, was the most

The first Pullman branded hotel and serviced apartments in Ghana, Pullman Accra Airport City, is seeking to achieve IFC’s EDGE green building certification. The 364-key hotel and serviced apartments will become the largest hospitality development and the first dual hospitality offering in Ghana when it opens in 2021. A consultant to the project, Annelide Sherratt, told News Ghana that owners of the soon-to-open, ultra-modern hotel are currently undergoing the EDGE certification process. To become certified, the hotel must demonstrate a minimum savings of 20 percent in three areas: energy, water and embodied energy in materials, as compared to a standard

By Adedapo Adesanya The Osun State Government is targeting the creation of 10,000 jobs in the state following the flag-off the Osun Ethanol Bio-Refinery Factory on Thursday. Speaking at the event, the Governor, Mr Adegboyega Oyetola, said that the facility will stimulate the economy of the state towards socio-economic growth, development and sustainability. The ethanol Bio-Refinery Factory situated at Ayekale, along Egbeda-Iragbiji Road, Iragbiji, Boripe Local Government Area of the State, would be achieved through a robust and mutually-benefitting Public-Private-Partnership (PPP). He said the administration would collaborate with partners and private investors to achieve the dream of making Osun the

By Modupe Gbadeyanka One of the leading indigenous Nigerian oil and gas exploration and production companies, Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, has announced a closed period for trading of its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). This is in preparation of the release of its financial statements for the period ended December 31, 2017. Seplat is a firm with a strategic focus on Nigeria listed on the Main Market of both the London Stock Exchange (LSE) and the NSE. The oil company, in a statement yesterday, said its closed period commenced on Sunday, December 31, 2017. As a result