OPINION: Marketers will spend less on Facebook in 2020

Oct 21 2019 12:09

By 2020, digital advertising in SA will be the largest media channel.

Opinion

Landlord vs. tenant: When can you cut electricity or change the locks?

Oct 20 2019 18:45

As a landlord in dispute with your tenant you may well be tempted to avoid the delay and cost of litigation by taking your own eviction or enforcement action. Bad idea, says Jack Crook.

Opinion

Ferial Haffajee: It's Greta vs. Gwede as SA announces new energy plan

Oct 20 2019 15:59

The 16-year-old activist Greta Thunberg has set a new global standard in how environmental policy is measured. With energy being an essential part of shaping sustainability, how does Energy and Mineral Resources minister Gwede Mantashe’s blueprint released on Friday measure up?

Opinion

OPINION: Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal is nothing to celebrate

Oct 19 2019 10:45

The deal that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has just negotiated with the European Union isn’t the worst conceivable outcome to the long saga of Brexit. Unfortunately, that’s about the best one can say for it.

Opinion

OPINION: Noisy neighbours? These are your rights

Oct 15 2019 15:35

SA law distinguishes between 'Disturbing Noise', which is objective and scientifically measurable, and a 'Noise Nuisance', explains Roy Bregman.

Opinion

#Ramatracker: The Ramaphosa report card - Hard work, but little to show for it

Oct 15 2019 07:00

Ramaphosa’s mid-term economic report: short-term progress is good. The long-term impact is uncertain, writes Ferial Haffajee.

Opinion

IAN MANN REVIEWS: Bedtime stories for managers

Oct 14 2019 19:52

If there's a manager on your gift list, get them this book, says Ian Mann.

Opinion

The Stimulus Plan Tracker - 13 months in, it is failing

Oct 15 2019 13:56

While there has been some progress, on the whole, implementation is weak and slow, says Ferial Haffajee.

Opinion

Trump’s fixation on buttressing $1.trn in company profits

Oct 13 2019 21:02

US President Donald Trump, under siege from House Democrats weighing impeachment, suffered a stinging blow as a federal appeals court upheld a subpoena ordering his accountants to provide Congress with his financial records.

ANALYSIS

OPINION: Beware of funny financials

Oct 14 2019 05:00

Companies are allowed to be creative about their financial positions.

Opinion

OPINION: The power is out (again). Can CROs really fix our SOEs?

Oct 17 2019 05:00

Eskom has one and SAA is looking for one. But are CROs really the answer in an ailing economy? asks Eric Levenstein.

Inside Fin24.com

Stark Warning

The finance minister has warned ANC leadership that urgent economic changes are needed.
Black Tax

This form of solidarity deserves political recognition and help from SARS, writes Ferial Haffajee.
Skyscraper

New Sandton skyscraper is the tallest building in Africa - it offers a view of Magaliesberg.
Facebook's Libra

The cryptocurrency project has become the regulatory equivalent of a pinata.
National Carrier

Fixing SAA means overcoming an 'organised crime syndicate', says ex-prosecutions boss Vusi Pikoli.

Opinion

Solly Moeng: Post-colonial African leaders just picked up where colonial leaders left off

Oct 15 2019 22:25

Post-colonial African leaders continue to treat Africans as little people who have no opinion to give in matters that affect their lives and future, says Solly Moeng.

Opinion

OPINION: Investors are caught in a global tug of war

Oct 12 2019 15:47

Last week’s market gyrations illustrated the tug of war that has dominated US stocks in recent months, says Mohamed A. El-Erian.

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