Want to retire abroad? What you need to know, plus top picks for where to go
Destinations that could make for your much-deserved retirement bliss – considering affordability, quality of life, safety and more.
Destinations that could make for your much-deserved retirement bliss – considering affordability, quality of life, safety and more.
Business software company SAP may find itself in hot water with German and US regulators after being embroiled in a massive Gupta kickback deal.
The approval of the relevant gambling regulators has been received for the merger of Sun International’s Latin American portfolio with Dreams SA.
SABMiller reported a decline in full-year profit as it was saddled with charges related to some African operations and costs associated with the AB InBev takeover.
The only good news for South Africans in the explosive #PanamaPapers scandal is that their deeply flawed President Jacob Zuma is not the only global leader trading influence for financial gain.
Solidarity trade union has asked the Aurora liquidators to put a freeze on Khulubuse Zuma’s offshore assets following the Panama Papers leak.
The Panama Papers scandal shook the globe earlier, and while the expected rhetoric is being heard in denials, the next step from the respective authorities will be interesting.
Geneva, Switzerland, 3 September 2014 – Africa’s economies are enjoying mixed success in their attempts to become more competitive, according to The Global Competitiveness Report 2014-2015, launched today. According to the report’s Global Competitiveness Index, only three sub-Saharan countries (Mauritius, 39th; South Africa, 56th; and Rwanda, 62nd) score in the top half of the world’s … Read more
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are the only two Wall Street banks allowed to own and operate facilities to store and process raw materials. Having recently sold most of its physical oil operations due to onerous regulatory pressures, Morgan Stanley feels the need to get back to Bricks and Mortar.Maybe, having recently just having bought … Read more
By TALES AZZONI Coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is happy with how Brazil is improving ahead of the World Cup opener next week. Following a 4-0 win over Panama in its second-to-last warmup, Scolari said adjustments still need to be made, but he feels his team is on track to being ready for the opener against … Read more