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Populism isn't fading — it's multiplying into new forms: Adrian Wooldridge
Leadership

Populism isn't fading — it's multiplying into new forms: Adrian Wooldridge

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Bloomberg
6 min read
Adrian Wooldridge argues populism is evolving, globally entrenched, spawning new strains despite repeated predictions of decline and failures.
A display in the shop window of the De Beers retail store on Piccadilly Street in London
Global Investing

Gareth Penny-led group emerges as front-runner in battle for De Beers

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Bloomberg
3 min read
Anglo American selects Gareth Penny-led consortium as preferred bidder for De Beers amid Botswana stake talks and diamond market challenges.
Piet Viljoen: Are investment crowds wise or mad, or perhaps both?
Investor Insights

Piet Viljoen: Are investment crowds wise or mad, or perhaps both?

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Editor BizNews
4 min read
Piet Viljoen explores crowd wisdom versus market madness, revealing when index investing works and when active management creates value.
Chris Hattingh: Beyond 30 June — March and March institutionalises its pressure campaign
Rational Perspective

Chris Hattingh: Beyond 30 June — March and March institutionalises its pressure campaign

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Editor BizNews
5 min read
March and March’s weekly protests challenge state authority, extract concessions, and reshape South Africa’s security and political landscape nationwide.
Street vendors in Johannesburg’s central business district.
SA Investing

SA's migrant flight leaves hard-to-fill gaps in an already-struggling economy

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Bloomberg
5 min read
Anti-migrant protests drive migrant departures in South Africa, disrupting services, industries, remittances, and economic growth.
Elon Musk, founder of Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
Global Investing

SpaceX stock slides well below IPO price as Starship woes erase $1 trillion

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Bloomberg
4 min read
SpaceX shares plunged 5.4% after Starship setback, wiping $1 trillion value as investors reassess AI and growth ambitions.
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