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After copping some justifiable flack for a lack of communication after Wednesday’s bombshell announcement, Steinhoff has kicked off what will hopefully be a stronger communication flow through a couple of statements on the Stock Exchange News Service.
In early 2018 the MeerKAT telescope, a precursor to the Square Kilometre Array in the Karoo, will start collecting data with all its 64 dishes.
The world’s largest economy is in the midst of a stock market bubble of epic proportions, with huge risks for global investors.
In this fascinating interview Magda Wierzycka pulls no punches on the Steinhoff scandal, claiming that it is little more than a “corporate ponzi” scheme driven by greed and collusion.
Futuregrowth’s chief investment officer Andrew Canter has once again shown his mettle. Not one cent of his company’s R180bn portfolio was invested in the disastrous Steinhoff.
This week’s Economist magazine features a snake in the grass made of the South African flag, with the headline “The corruption of South Africa” above it.
SpaceX and Tesla belong together, according to recently published note from Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas, a prominent Tesla bull.
Deon Gouws shares his rational perspective on outliers of the consequences of the investment devils of fear (Steinhoff) and greed (Bitcoin) and for good measure telling us what keeps him awake at night.
Cracking the code on artificial intelligence is a major goal of companies like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and many startups.
After dodging a bullet when Moody’s decided to keep South Africa rated one notch above junk the prospect of South Africa needing an IMF bailout has receded.