Not content with monitoring almost everything you do online, Facebook now wants to read your mind as well.
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African regulators need to act directly to open their markets to a more diverse set of affordable access operators and solutions. An analysis by Russell Southwood and Steve Song.
Shouldn’t we have space colonies and a universal cure for cancer by now? Instead, there are signs that the pace of technological progress is slowing.
The decades-old supply chain is starting to split in two: one beyond China’s borders that serves American concerns, and another within the world’s most populous country that caters to local consumers.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is hamstrung by politics and the economy is suffering the consequences.
WeWork may be the most magical creature in the last decade of richly valued “unicorn” start-ups that are attempting to bust up established industries. By Shira Ovide.
Mobile money is the fastest growing source of income for network operators such as MTN and Safaricom, outpacing data.
With worries about a currency war growing and bond yields collapsing, investors have reached for their usual haven of gold. Only this time it has a friend: bitcoin.
The growing compensation packages are a dramatic shift for a group of workers who were once confined to obscurity in the IT department, little more than an afterthought to senior management.
In the wake of the El Paso, Texas mass shooting on 3 August that left 22 dead and dozens injured, a familiar trope has re-emerged: often, when a young man is the shooter, people try to blame the tragedy on violent videogames.