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.
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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.
South Africa is training a group of teachers to learn how to code and how to teach coding. The subject will be piloted at a thousand schools across five provinces, starting in the 2020 academic year. Can it work?
In the race for tech supremacy, China is betting it can seize the lead by building the world’s biggest 5G wireless networks.
A number of major recent innovations are making fragmented, geographically isolated systems of production more feasible.
Stealthy or direct price cuts on iPhones have cushioned the blow for Apple. It should go even further if it’s serious about changing its complexion.
In the diamond trading world, becoming one of De Beers’ elite buyers is viewed as essential to achieving success and making money. Now, it’s no longer so easy.
Released five years after Icasa tried to license access to the spectrum for broadband services, the final policy is not dissimilar to what the communications regulator originally intended.
The problems of South Africa’s state-owned enterprises are in the headlines every day. Yet many have existed for over 80 years.