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Berkshire AGM: Running a line through Buffett's biggest ever acquisition
This portion of the Berkshire Hathaway AGM runs a…
Berkshire AGM: Succession and tucking into the new Heinz cheesecake
This portion of the Berkshire Hathaway AGM starts…
Berkshire AGM 2017 - Activist takes a swing at Berkshire; gets the bird for her trouble
Berkshire AGM 2017 - Activist takes a swing at Be…
Berkshire AGM 2017 - Why Warren's wife Astrid will get an index fund (not BRK shares)
Warren Buffett has already distributed about 40% of his Berkshire shares to philanthropic causes, and on his death, it will all go to charities. His wife Astrid will only own the Vanguard S&P 500 index tracker. Buffett was asked why he has chosen the index fund over Berkshire shares -…
Berkshire 2017 AGM: Buffett and Munger on what Wells Fargo did wrong, See's Candy did right.
Here's the first instalment of the 2017 Berkshire…
Rise of the robot workforce: Machine learning to shake up traditional employment
Automation and machine learning are set to disrup…
Africa's leapfrogging journey: Why infrastructure is a major stumbling block
For last year's World Economic Forum on Africa me…
QR codes and Apple Pay: How Visa is pushing hard for digital to replace cash
Payments technology company Visa has unveiled its…
Saville’s economic ’six-pack’: Why SA needs more regional openness to succeed
Countries such as Japan have experienced dramatic…
Ingham, Hogg update their EasyEquities portfolios - Doubling up on Naspers
As you'll hear from this podcast, there's a major change in the Biznews SA Champions portfolio offered as a Bundle by EasyEquities. One of the laggards, Blue Label Telecoms, has been dumped with the allocation switched across to Naspers doubling the 8% we invested in the media giant. In this…
Sluggish SA economy slams brakes on country’s broadband growth path - expert
South Africa's internet space has come a long way…
Growing regulation creeping on African business - how do companies survive?
African businesses such as MTN have felt the wrat…
Innovation in Africa: Cellphone data helping to build credit risk profiles for farmers
Information and media company Thomson Reuters has…
Beefing up Africa’s logistics space: Warehousing parks earmarked for 50 nations
Africa has traditionally been weighed down by poo…
Africa suffering a commodity wobble, but nations like Cote d’Ivoire a shining success
Africa, in recent years, has presented a mixed ba…
Downgrade storm will pass and SA can come out stronger - PwC Africa CEO
Research from PwC shows that 91% of CEOs in Afric…
Cash still king in SA as coins, notes make up 50% of consumer transactions
Old habits seem to die hard in Africa's most indu…
Why 2016 was Africa’s toughest economic year yet in two decades - EY experts
Last year was a tough one for the African contine…
Sasol CEOs explain how they intend taking the stock into line with higher rated global peers
With over a third of its shareholders used to see…
The Republic of Gupta: Pieter-Louis Myburgh delves deeper into state capture
From selling goods from the boot of their cars at…