The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman
A tidbit was delivered this week as Sean Emery spoke about a cow and a bull. It’s a challenge many South Africans are faced with at the moment.
This week, Amazon became the world’s most valuable retailer and Tesla overtook Toyota as the world’s most valuable automaker.
Markus Jooste hasn’t seen the inside of a jail cell, yet he oversaw an accountancy scandal that wiped $9.16bn off Steinhoff’s market value.
Kulula creator, turned hotel disrupter, Gidon Novick is set to re-enter the cockpit. He wants to start a new domestic airline.
It’s a classic love-hate affair, and the lead character is SA-born Elon Musk. But no matter what way you look at him, he’s charted new paths.
As schools look set to officially reopen, grade-by-grade from next week, there’s one area that’s not made much press: Early Childhood Development.
Apoorva Saboo, writer on Medium.com, gives readers everyday ideas that can relieve both physical and mental clutter and a few that stuck with Stuart.
Visual Capitalist recently published its chart of the week, which showed Zoom is now worth more than the world’s seven biggest airlines.
Paul Theron spoke about how old school ‘Drive-Ins’ could very well make a comeback with new social distancing protocols in place.
Take the politicised nature of what can and can’t be done or sold online, while in other parts of the world – ecommerce is where job creation is.