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Alec Hogg’s regular column covering investment, economics, moneycraft and, occasionally, something very personal.
Share prices yesterday experienced their worst rout since 1987, with even a $1.5trn injection by the US Federal Reserve unable to stem the wave of selling orders as investors rushed for the exit.
After two years of improving our Podcast competence, we’ve now moved up a few notches as you’ll hear when listening to the latest episode of Rational Radio.
Coronavirus is starting to directly affect us. Business partners scheduled to visit us this week from the UK cancelled their flight over the weekend.
One of the go-to sites to check up on whether news is real or fake is Snopes, where you will find a string of coronavirus-linked stories that have turned out to be untrue.
Whether it’s in the private or public sector, execution is the toughest part of every proposed process. It requires self-discipline and focus.
The scheme to be closed next month is the lesser known 12I incentive which supports investment in new and expanding manufacturing plants. Not 12J.
Journalism is a fickle trade. But for some, this isn’t a job. Indeed, there can be no higher calling like for the late Barry Sergeant, an LLB.
Alec enjoys connecting with the Biznews community and looks forward to doing so with you either online or in person this coming week.
Nicholas Babaya writes in the Daily Friend that going after savers is a dangerous path for the ANC Government to consider.
Early into Bill Bryson’s latest book called The Body – A Guide for Occupants, we are exposed to one of mankind’s greatest myths.