Why 62 super-rich own same as mankind’s bottom 3.5bn – blame the bankers
It appears not only has the financial crisis been weathered by the global super-rich, but that their fortunes have collectively improved.
Contributing bloggers to BizNews
It appears not only has the financial crisis been weathered by the global super-rich, but that their fortunes have collectively improved.
Allan Greenblo looks at the leadership concerns around the ‘Twin Peaks’ regulatory model, and who really is listening to who as the lines of responsibility are blurred.
While undoubtedly serious, the threat of a downgrade to sub-investment grade needs to be seen in context. Nazmeera Moola unpacks the myths of ‘junk’.
The Democratic Alliance’s Toby Chance takes a look at the current business landscape in South Africa, and as ever, he calls on the urgent need for reform.
No matter how far you travel, how your life may change, there’s something about going back home that makes you feel like a child again, reflects Ishay Govender-Ypma.
After a stint in the regular world of gainful employment, freelancer Mandy Collins chooses to go back to flying solo. But this time, it’s different. The rules have changed.
Kevin Lings says the Reserve Bank seems to be significantly more concerned with inflation and expects the Repo Rate to end the year higher than 7.5%.
Tamra Veley thinks as long as government regards business as the enemy, then the country is doomed to stagnate in the lower reaches of the emerging economy league tables.
Brian Kantor says the public and regulators should appreciate more and worry less about credit that is freely supplied and demanded.
Donwald Pressly says Pravin has no option but to fire the current SARS commissioner Tom Moyane, as the rogue spy investigation which he ordered has no base.