The local bourse benefited from a surprise interest-rate cut, while progress in the US-China trade war supported global stocks
The appointment of Mikhail Mishustin highlights the Putin system’s fundamental paradox — an antiquated, deeply corrupt model that values technocratic brilliance
Killer, robotic weapons with artificial intelligence are already being made, but there are no global rules over their use, warn tech and rights experts
The proposal to move Eskom to the energy ministry demonstrates the lack of movement in SA despite a year of crises
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A team of students at the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business has won the John Molson MBA International Case Competition
FNB’s CCI shows that consumers are generally pessimistic about the state of the economy
Last year’s resurgence in the JSE’s platinum miners was vindication for Investec’s value fund manager, John Biccard, after a painful few years
Boucher admitted that losing Rabada for the final Test against England is a “massive blow” for SA
The 41-year-old writer’s groundbreaking book has become one of the most popular Korean novels in years, striking a chord in a society beset with sexism