The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
To see Grattan Kirk shrug off a gang of wanna-be book-burning bullies is pretty much par for his course. More surprises in Simon’s inimitable weekly column. Just like we’ve come to expect.
The UK’s reputation for bureaucracy can be quite daunting for businesses looking to relocate, but it’s actually quite easy to start a company.
While some world leaders believe Facebook is an important medium to reach their followers, the leaders of Southern Africa are not keen users.
In his regular column, Simon Lincoln Reader – a Saffer based in London – ponders how often the race card is pulled to conceal dirty deeds.
A black hole is a region of space whose mass is so large and dense that not even light can escape its gravitational attraction.
Former Black Sash member, Dawn Ingle who knew Jessie Duarte in the struggle days has written an open letter asking what happened to the woman she used to admire for her integrity.
Index funds have been an easy sell following the global financial crisis, so much so that index fund providers are taking ownership of ever larger slices of companies listed on stock exchanges.
The US was the last nation to ground the Boeing 737 Max as most other countries opted for this guaranteed, no-risk approach.
The “Big Four” accounting firms should be forced to legally separate their “cash cow” consulting work from their auditing businesses.
In this interview, Sable International’s Mike Abbott tells us more about the growing momentum behind ESG investing and why you need to look offshore.