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How did the Brits get into this mess and does it matter?

How did the Brits get into this mess and does it matter?

Mica Townsend / 19 April 2019 1
In the meantime, South Africans have their own votes to cast.
5 examples of devices the smartphone is displacing

5 examples of devices the smartphone is displacing

Ernst Wittmann / 19 April 2019
Smartphones have become the go-to device for so many things we do each day.
Value investing and the fine art of negativity

Value investing and the fine art of negativity

Ricco Friedrich / 18 April 2019 1
Asking what could go wrong – thinking negatively – helps to reduce the impact of bad decisions and improves the overall returns of a portfolio.
Squaring the circle

Squaring the circle

Dave Mohr and Izak Odendaal / 17 April 2019 2
Expectations of global economic growth are being cut, but equity markets both here and abroad have zoomed ahead this year.
Standard Bank branch cuts are long overdue

Standard Bank branch cuts are long overdue

Hilton Tarrant / 16 April 2019 24
When last did you visit a bank branch? And when last did you go into one for anything other than stamped bank statements?
When tax becomes a turning point for people to stay or leave

When tax becomes a turning point for people to stay or leave

Amanda Visser / 16 April 2019 21
A change to the taxation of foreign trusts means any repatriated income or capital gains will now be taxed.
White collar work is going to be affected by 4IR

White collar work is going to be affected by 4IR

Mamokgethi Molopyane / 15 April 2019 13
South Africa, be warned – you won’t like it.
Overfishing does damage to more than just fish

Overfishing does damage to more than just fish

Bloomberg Opinion / 15 April 2019
Government subsidies are compounding the problem.
Redistribution doesn’t reduce wealth inequality

Redistribution doesn’t reduce wealth inequality

Noah Smith, Bloomberg Opinion / 14 April 2019 26
Governments need to address the mechanisms by which people actually get rich.
Impending changes to the taxation of foreign employment of SA residents  

Impending changes to the taxation of foreign employment of SA residents  

Jenny Gordon / 13 April 2019 21
The change only impacts individuals who are South African tax residents.
‘Corruption has become a culture, a normalised act’

‘Corruption has become a culture, a normalised act’

Barbara Curson / 12 April 2019 10
Corruption Watch upholding democracy report indicates.
Treasury might want to ease up on Sars

Treasury might want to ease up on Sars

Tertius Troost / 12 April 2019 3
Consistently setting unachievable revenue collection targets is unlikely to help the turnaround.
Barloworld launches Khula Sizwe public BEE offer

Barloworld launches Khula Sizwe public BEE offer

Riaz Gardee / 11 April 2019 16
Investors urged to adopt 15-year investment horizon to fully benefit from deal.
The unloved, post-crisis bull market holds lessons for investors

The unloved, post-crisis bull market holds lessons for investors

Dave Mohr and Izak Odendaal / 10 April 2019 3
Market participants are worried it has run for too long.
The problems with Eskom’s load shedding plan

The problems with Eskom’s load shedding plan

Hilton Tarrant / 9 April 2019 8
Sometimes bad luck arrives all at once, and hoping that it won’t this winter is naïve.

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