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Shapiro explores the mystery around Tongaat Hulett, the R25bn business whose shares have plunged to a level where it is suddenly worth just a tenth of that, pre-scandal value.
A UK charity warned this week that children under 5 are at risk of the ills of screen time. It seems we’re turning our kids into a Black Mirror episode.
Chinese investors were once embraced in Silicon Valley for their cash and access to one of the world’s largest markets. Today, they are less welcome.
Instead of throwing out platitudes and going on a PR-offensive, Tito Mboweni dropped his guard over a long day of eating and drinking.
Twenty years ago, one of the most coveted pieces of golf real estate in the world was on the market. Pebble Beach, the host of this week’s US Open.
The demands by the ANC that the South African Reserve Bank should consider quantitative easing on the very same day that dismal GDP figures were released, appeared to be deliberate.
In this insightful Rational Radio interview, heavyweight economist Roelof Botha unpacks why South African interest rates are 200 basis point too high.
Gold is on its longest winning streak in almost a year and a half, as investors prepare for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates.
Seven years ago, former JSE president Russell Loubser quit his national service as a director of South African Airways, leading half the board in a very public walkout.
This week was all about the economy. The shock GDP figures brought home the grim reality of what we’re up against in the fight to rebuild.