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Cyril Ramaphosa was in New York last week, and managed to insert his foot in his mouth by denying that SA has a land grab crisis or any farm murders.
During the past month, the release of the first live rounds in the US/China trade war weighed on the portfolio’s two Chinese stocks, while growing Capital Hill pressure on big tech together plus the summonsing of Google’s CEO to Washington hurt Alphabet.
Investing in cryptocurrency is not for the faint of heart – but soon investors will be able to skip Bitcoin and invest directly in Bitcoin miners.
SpaceX rival Blue Origin, a space transportation company run by AmazonCEO Jeff Bezos, has won a juicy contract to provide engines for an Army rocket.
Dennis Davis is a High Court judge, a television star, and he lectures at the University of Cape Town. On top of all of this he plays a key role in recommending to the Finance Minister.
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has revealed that he tried to woo US President Donald Trump to invest in his country with an offer of a golf course that also showcases the Big Five.
That sucking sound you hear is the sound of capital being vacuumed up into the USA as the era of ultra-low interest rates draws to a close.
Tesla has the distinction of being the company that put electric cars on the map. Before Tesla, no one believed they could be commercially viable.
There is a scramble for business in Africa, reports the Financial Times. “Led by China, countries from Turkey to India are looking for opportunities,” it says.
Even as investors around the world are still picking up the pieces of the cryptocurrency bubble, some observers see a new bubble forming: cannabis stocks.