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Amazon handles nearly half of all online sales in the US Now it’s on track to be the next giant of online advertising, challenging Facebook and Google.
London-headquartered Financial Times cautions that grounding SAA could be just as expensive to the national fiscus as keeping it in the air.
Predictably, November was a better month than October’s wipeout, with all but one of the stocks owned now trading higher than a month earlier.
Theresa May is taking her Brexit plans directly to the public in the hopes that popular approval of the deal will help ease its way through Parliament.
Moon rocks will hit the auction block this week as collectors vie for hundreds of vintage artifacts that embody a growing nostalgia for bygone times.
Popular cryptocurrency Bitcoin is collapsing, with worse likely to come. That’s the message in The Wall Street Journal, which puts the $4,000 weekend plunge in value down to speculators fleeing the market.
This weekend, Bathabile Dlamini and Julius Malema reportedly banned various news media outlets from covering their events, setting a dangerous precedent.
While some investors have fallen out of love with Tesla in the last eighteen months, the company is still a magnet for talented young workers.
Another big week in politics – Ramaphosa announced a Cabinet reshuffle and Pravin Gordhan raised some eyebrows with his state capture testimony.
The EFF is a small party ordinarily of little interest to global decision-makers, yet its role in the collapse of VBS Bank has attracted the attention of respected global business newspaper The Financial Times.