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This year, despite some big hits like Wonder Woman and Despicable Me 3, the movie industry saw box office sales fall almost 15% compared to last summer.
As news broke on the BBC late yesterday afternoon that Bell Pottinger had been put into Administration, comedian Spike Milligan’s brilliant war memoirs came to mind.
Agriculture only contributes around 2% of SA’s GDP. But, and this is a major but, it accounts for about 5% of employment.
The rumour is that the new Apple iPhone 8 (or possibly iPhone X, we’ll know for sure on Tuesday) is going to be very tricked-out.
Creative destruction, whereby a company or industry that no longer adds economic value is destroyed and the workers who made up its core move into new areas of enterprise, is a crucial part of economic growth.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb argues that unthinkable, rare events known as the black swan happen much more often than we believe possible.
For South Africans, dreaming about the end of the Zuma presidency has become a national pastime. But what might come next?
Can Elon Musk’s glamour keep his clients coming back, or will Tesla lose the race to capture the mass market for EVs?
Share prices of supermarket groups Tesco, Sainsbury and Marks & Spencer wobbled on the likelihood of a price war after Amazon acquired Whole Foods.
Making changes to the Biznews Global Share Portfolio is a bit of an event for us. And as you’ll see in this month’s update, we’ve done just that.