Naspers new directions: Increase US exposure, limit rate hike impact
Naspers plans to increase its US exposure as it seeks to limit the impact of an interest-rate rise and identify new Internet growth prospects.
Naspers plans to increase its US exposure as it seeks to limit the impact of an interest-rate rise and identify new Internet growth prospects.
Entrepreneurs in China, Mexico and Japan are adopting the SolarCity model in their own countries, collaborating through the free enterprise to get the world’s air cleaner one solar unit installation at a time.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will propose “new thoughts, new policies and new ideas” for developing ties with Africa, Foreign Minister Wang Yi told reporters.
The stock market saw a loss of $5 trillion from 2000-2002 following the meteoric rise of tech company valuations. In the piece below, Cisco’s Mike Wade makes the case for a repeat.
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Naspers is considering raising $2.5 billion to fund acquisitions as it looks to continue its expansion in fast-growing online markets in developing countries.
South Africa will become just like other failed African states if President Jacob Zuma is left unchecked, says EFF leader Julius Malema.