Amazon fans buoyed by quarterlies from Alphabet, MSFT, Intel. Cloud rules.
Reading last night’s quarterly results from tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel suggests even better is to come for the pioneer of cloud computing.
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Reading last night’s quarterly results from tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft and Intel suggests even better is to come for the pioneer of cloud computing.
With the stroke of a pen, Donald Trump abruptly ended the decades-old U.S. tilt toward free trade by acting to withdraw from an Asia-Pacific accord.
Samsung has successfully negotiated every manufacturer’s worst nightmare – widely distributing potentially lethal products. The share price performance, however, is instructive.
Investec Wealth & Investment’s chief economist Brian Kantor concludes that contrary to left wing opinion, Trump’s presidential victory is paying dividends.
South Africa is one of the top 10 risks to the world in 2017, a report in Time magazine revealed.
Steinhoff and Shoprite are in talks to combine their African retail businesses in a deal that left some investors complaining about its complexity and a shortage of details.
Andy Bond is charged with turning the recently acquired 800-store Poundland chain into the jewel of Steinhoff’s rapidly expanding European retailing empire.
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi quit after losing a referendum he’d called to push through constitutional changes, threatening renewed political and financial turmoil for Europe.
Daniel Silke has just returned from two weeks in the US, he penned the below response to this growing trend of populism. Fasten your seat belts, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
Schroders director Robin Stoakley discusses the latest UK regulator’s report into the asset management sector which is being pressurised to further cut its fees.