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The lack of tech-focused opportunities on the JSE rather than anything to do with politics is pushing David Shapiro into the offshore investing camp.
The Luanda Leaks has exposed “two decades of unscrupulous deals that led to Dos Santos becoming the wealthiest woman in Africa.”
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”.
Under CEO Bob van Dijk, Prosus showed unusual discipline when it decided to walk away from its R100bn bid for European food delivery giant JustEat.
The world’s biggest companies in the US are enjoying an exciting ride upwards on the stock markets, with tech giants Apple, Amazon and Microsoft leading the way.
In an op-ed the Financial Times, writes that passive investing is built on a lie, the pitch: “Don’t look for a needle in a haystack. Just buy the haystack.”
Is LinkedIn useful or useless? That’s the question increasingly being asked by busy professionals of the social media platform that aims to facilitate business networking.
Because of the unique perspectives provided, this interview with Prosus CEO Bob van Dijk is a must-listen for shareholders in the Amsterdam and Johannesburg-listed company.
Money manager Jean Pierre Verster explains the logic behind each of the five global stocks he selected in an article published in last week’s Financial Mail.
Chris Yelland in full voice is even more forthright than Chris Yelland the writer. And in this interview, he pulls no punches about the Eskom mess.