business
The Antetokounmpo Brothers Are Joining the World of MLS
The Antetokounmpo brothers are entering the world of MLS, but not in the way that you might expect. Giannis and his brothers Kostas, Thanasis and Alex are not ready to step away from professional basketball just yet, but from a business standpoint, the family is expanding its portfolio as a part of an ownership group that is buying a stake in the MLS club, Nashville SC.ESPN's Jeff Carlisle reports that Milwaukee Bucks superstar and Nashville Predators forward Filip Forsberg are part of a new set of minority investors that have acquired a stake in Nashville SC. In a statement, principal owner John Ingram said, "Soccer is a global sport, and our newest owners once again reinforce our club's commitment to being a global team. Filip and Giannis are not just amazing athletes -- they are ambassa...
Business registry services go offline for e-Citizen upgrade
Services under the business registry on the government portal, the e-Citizen, will be...
Carbacid regional sales lift earnings to hit Sh411m
Carbacid Investments posted a 14 percent rise in net profit to Sh411.65 million in the...
Mathioya: Kyalo explores life on the streets
Mike Kyalo is the real deal. In his current exhibition entitled Mathioya Tales at Banana Hill...
Theatre flame: Non-stop action lined up this weekend
This weekend, we are seeing a continuity in quality productions with three and possibly four...
Safaricom location tracking to arrest bank ATM fraud
Safaricom has rolled out an "ATM Vicinity Check" technology that will help banks.
Central Bank in the spotlight as lenders run out of dollars
Commercial banks are running out of dollars on some days following a shortage of the US currency.
Up and About: Things to do this weekend
Multiple Identities Art Exhibition: The Nook Cafe, March 4-19. The artists featured are the...
SA artists tip on how to hit right revenue earning notes
When you are building your career in music, treat it as a business and understand that...
Court stops tax waivers to Japanese staff in Sh328bn projects
The High Court has quashed income tax waivers granted to Japanese workers and companies saying...
Francis Wangusi: the hardened man who reformed Kenya’s ICT sector
Almost single-handedly, the straight-faced man consigned the media and the telecommunication...
Kenyan bank where walk-in customers are forbidden
As far back as he can remember, Dr Yogesh Pattni was always interested in banking.
