IDEAS & INSIGHTS

Ideas & Insights

Ideas & Insights


R&R's publications present our latest thinking on today’s most important business topics. We believe that knowledge is at the core of solving the world’s most pressing problems and is the principal source of success and advantage in the 21st century. Through extensive surveys and rigorous analysis, our experts bring broad perspectives to the development and dissemination of our ideas.getting to the heart of the issues that matter most to your business. 

Generating groundbreaking ideas and breakthrough concepts that become standard practice for the business of today's rapidly changing competitive environment, is what we guarantee.

The intellectual capital developed by the R&R covers a broad spectrum of topics — from global dynamics and security to megacommunities to critical infrastructure protection, health, energy, and the environment — and is shared in channels that range from reports and studies to books, speeches, podcasts, broadcast, and interactive media.

 

OUR LATEST INSIGHTS

 

The Economic Effects of Recent Removal of Petroleum Subsidy In Nigeria. 

January 13, 2012

The Federal Governments greatest worry should not be the current strike actions of civil societies in Nigeria, If they believe in moving forward with effected petroleum subsidy removals, they need to pay attention to the effects of inflation and manipulations on consumer prices, currency deprecation, the effects of CBN monitory polices, introduction of cashless systems High unemployment and insecurity, a combination will have a potent punch and potential to bring the economy to a grinding halt, forcing Nigeria into a depression......more

 

Facebook Bubble

July 9 2011

As Facebook increases it value with each passing day, Facebook is heading towards been valued at about 150 billion dollars the 1st day it opens it company to the rest of the world at the stock exchange, come 2012. As at July 2011 Facebook is worth about 91 billion dollars. A Bloomberg report in late January stated that a poll of global investors reveals that 69% of them think that Facebook is overvalued...more

Federal Reserve QE2. Is The Party Over

June 27, 2011

30th of June 2011 the Federal Reserve will have completed its asset purchase program, bringing its second round of Quantitative Easing to an end. The Federal Reserve officials have been warning for months that the controversial $600 billion bond-buying program they initiated last year wouldn't be a home run for an ailing U.S. economy. more

 

The Transition to a cashless economy in Nigeria  

May 10, 2011

The Central Bank of Nigeria, lead by its Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has put forward a policy requiring that all cash withdrawals and deposits be set at a daily limit of a maximum of N150,000 while pegging that of corporate entities at N1,000,000, with penalty fees of N100 per extra N1,000 and N200 per N1,000 imposed on individual and corporate defaulters respectively.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's reasoning behind this policy could be because of a lot of issues affecting the financial system; from trying to check money Landry and illicit activity, inflation, cost of maintaining an economy predominately cash base more

 

 
LightRadio Is Now
 
March  2, 2011

The market for a lightRadio type of miniaturized base station technology is projected to explode to $16 billion in the next five years, because some of the largest carriers in the world like China Mobile, Orange and Verizon have shown interest, and are testing the technology this year. more

 

Government of Nigeria should regard student financial aid as Investment
 
February 22, 2011
 
The benefits of this student financial aid program are enormous for overall development of Nigeria and cannot be ignored. Its presence would positively influence and involve other major industries in Nigeria.more
 
 
Mergers and Acquisitions: One Size Does Not Fit All
 
February 7, 2011
 
Over the last two years, the processes for mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have become more complex and require a disciplined approach as credit markets have tightened, bid-ask spreads between buyers and sellers have widened on deals, and proposed deals have come under greater scrutiny from management and boards. more
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