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Dozens of countries are stepping up efforts to levy new taxes on tech giants like Facebook, hoping to capture revenue from digital services.
In just over a month, Amazon’s share price has lost over a fifth, a good part of that in the past couple of trading days in the wake of publication of the group’s third quarter results.
South African MBA programmes, run by SA institutions and in conjunction with universities from elsewhere, don’t feature at the top of the world rankings.
Last week, after a correction in the US tech sector, news stories began to appear that talked about a “tech rout” and the “end of the tech bull market.”
Last week was a roller-coaster for Tesla. The company reported an excellent quarter, with strong revenue growth, record profits, and improved cash flows.
Alec Hogg and Felicity Duncan dig into the Budget, asking what message Ramaphosa and Mboweni are sending investors and what that means for South Africa.
The war on drugs has been lost, argues Financial Times columnist Simon Kuper who was in Amsterdam recently to smoke a spliff and ponder the advantages and disadvantages of cannabis.
For a quarter of his 27 years at Bidvest, Brian Joffe worked closely with now SA president Cyril Ramaphosa. His Long4Life is betting on Rama-recovery succeeding.
Tesla’s third-quarter earnings report shot the lights out. Tesla generated its largest-ever quarterly profit of $311.5 million and doubled its revenues.
Naspers attracted global attention earlier this year when it sold down a chunk of its Tencent stake, building itself a huge, $10 billion war chest.