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Alec Hogg’s regular column covering investment, economics, moneycraft and, occasionally, something very personal.
Russell Lamberti and Tian Alberts unpack disclosures laid bare after the court forced the DOH to hand over 20GB of data files to its court opponent.
Alec Hogg picked up a useful piece of negotiating advice from a Ken Follett novel as well as a a book on the subject by Mark McCormack.
For the rest of us, best to sit tight. Investing in shares rewards the resilient who ignore the volatility. Bull or Bear, it matters not in the long-run.
Mining giant Glencore recently pleaded guilty to worldwide corruption, market manipulation, and bribery with the multinational slapped with a $1.2bn penalty.
Today’s buyers are getting ING stock at a lower price than counterparts paid 20 years ago. There are always opportunities in chaos.
We know that in business if you can’t measure something, you can’t manage it. Thanks to wearables, it’s now the same for our persons.
Get ready to grab your dictionary and open your mind to a world in which South Africa’s worst export – no, not Vuvuzelas, but close – the Guptas are imprisoned inside a jail of Simon Lincoln Reader’s making.
Entrepreneur Barbara Walsh would have been forgiven for a little Schadenfreude after hearing yesterday’s news that Comair has gone bust.
A case launched by ICPA against the Clicks group six years ago is scheduled for a final round in the Constitutional Court in September.
Two of the Guptas on Interpol’s Red Notice list have been arrested in the United Arab Emirates with the focus now shifting to their extradition back to SA amid an inevitable fight back.