In the great cycle of life, there are so many things you can set out to achieve, if you’re only prepared to try, try, and try again. But sometimes, knowing when to give up is just as important.
Once SA’s crime is under control and the skies opened to introduce low cost air travel, a potentially massive medical tourism industry will be unlocked.
According to a report, Ireland’s bid to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup faces a major stumbling block. Increasing South Africa’s chances.
London is starting to absorb the Brexit reality. And some directly affected are starting to place their bets on which EU city will assume the British Capital’s financial services mantle.
Global direct real estate investment returned to pre-recession levels in 2014 and should reach about $1 trillion annually within five years.
South Africa have set themselves a target of keeping England to under 15 points in the second game of their northern hemisphere tour at Twickenham on Saturday.
There have been some strong winners in the markets today, as well as some sore losers. Giving us some insights into the drivers of the share prices is Sasha Naryshkine, a Director at Vestact. If you find yourself baffled by the moves of the likes of Shoprite and Anglo Platinum, then this is the most succinct … Read more
From Reuters * 3 charged with providing unlawful financial assistance * Deep public anger with bankers after crash * Bank rescue forced Ireland into bailout Irish bankers on trial: first case after banking crisis By Sarah O’Connor DUBLIN, Jan 31 (Reuters) – Ireland put three former bankers on trial on Friday in its first such case since the financial … Read more
December 17, 2010
Money was the global story of the Noughties. Mostly about making it, no matter how rudely. Since the 2008 Crash it’s been all about losing it. First playing the victim and then joining any lynch mob chasing “those greedy bankers” whose RemCos, CDOs, LBOs and other anagrams done us all in.
Newspapers might be dying, but they still carry enough legacy to attract good money. Warren Buffett has changed his mind and started scooping up US papers. And this week in South Africa bidding began for Independent Newspapers, the willing cash cow that’s kept on giving to its embattled Irish parent.