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Greta Thunberg brought a stark message to the business elite gathering in Davos: Everybody is talking about climate change, but nobody is doing anything.
Capetonian photographer Greg Beadle finds himself swapping the warmth of sunny South Africa for the sub-zero temperatures of the Davos mountains yet again.
Calls for governments to clamp down on companies who use tax havens to pay lower taxes on their profits have been growing louder.
Eskom loadshedding and its implications for business has distracted South Africans from a turning point in the way the ANC is running the country.
Extreme weather is likely to be a significant risk to businesses and economic growth, according to a report circulating among World Economic Forum delegates.
So how can we protect ourselves as individuals and organisations from deepfake attacks? It comes down to being super vigilant.
President Cyril Ramaphosa will not be attending Davos, instead leaving it to Finance Minister Tito Mboweni to lead the delegation.
California, which had blackouts and an electricity crisis in the early 2000s due to market manipulations and capped prices, enacted legislation making it compulsory for new homes to come with solar panels.
To quote the US Judge, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.: “Taxes are what we pay for civilised society”. When it comes to taxing businesses, there are two poles.
For a case study on how the rich get richer, look no further than the Rockefeller dynasty, says Credit Suisse’s Viola Steinhoff Werner.