đź”’ PREMIUM: Abedian: Don’t swallow KPMG, McKinsey spin – global businesses now fighting for their lives
Iraj Abedian, respected and principled CEO of Pan African, isn’t buying spin doctoring from corrupted and deeply implicated KPMG and McKinsey.
Iraj Abedian, respected and principled CEO of Pan African, isn’t buying spin doctoring from corrupted and deeply implicated KPMG and McKinsey.
Iraj Abedian says the KPMG cost is far greater than the billions which McKinsey crudely stole from SA taxpayers.
Highly civilised economist Iraj Abedian is calling on all South African businesses to distance themselves from Gupta-captured auditing firm KPMG.
Abedian: “The entire economic policymaking and centre of fiscal management has been diluted: the political will to do the right thing is simply not there.”
US presidential candidate Joe Biden’s proposed tax plan may affect some of the stock market’s leaders, such as Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet.
Nicholas Babaya writes in the Daily Friend that going after savers is a dangerous path for the ANC Government to consider.
Opportune SA’s Chris Logan is impressed at the way new Tongaat chairman Louis von Zeuner and his CEO Gavin Hudson are determined to make those responsible for Tongaat’s R11bn write-offs face the consequences.
David Shapiro is horrified that the idea of prescribed assets is even being considered and explains why in this Rational Radio interview.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has made it clear that he supports the resolution taken at the 2017 elective ANC conference for prescribed assets on pension funds to be “investigated”.
Eskom intensified rolling blackouts to a record, signalling a deepening crisis at the debt-ridden utility and raising the risk of a second recession in South Africa.