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Kenton Fine is the London-based executive chairman and founder of Servest, a R10 billion turnover, 45 000 employee multinational group.
Prime Minister Theresa May said she’ll start pulling the U.K. out of the European Union in the first quarter of 2017 and hinted that she’s tending toward a so-called hard Brexit.
The rand fell as much as 1.2 percent to head for its biggest weekly retreat this month as increased risk aversion among global investors and a possible reweighting of South Africa in a JPMorgan bond index.
Elon Musk laid out a vision of travel to Mars that was heavy on both technology, and on the dangers that await those first explorers just a decade from now.
Investors, politicians and public servants all around the world put great store in the World Economic Forum’s annual Global Competitiveness report.
The way South Africa approaches free speech will determine whether it follows the disaster called Zimbabwe, or manages to arrest the slide and settle into a Kenyan-type future.
Alec Hogg chats to Investec co-founder Bernard Kantor, who offers a unique insight into the Investec Story, sharing memories from the early days in Mooi Street to the group’s offices near St Paul’s in the City of London.
With a shared history going back hundreds of years, the UK has always been a preferred expansion destination for South Africans.
Bob Skinstad has successfully converted his career from the playing fields to the boardroom. A month ago, he relocated his young family to London where he accepted an offer to expand his business horizons.
How many businesses could be created if local entrepreneurs received the fortunes of the wealthiest? Bloomberg created the 2016 Robin Hood Index to look into the question.