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Although South Africa was a little late to the party, businesses are quickly realising the benefits of virtual cards, writes Chris Wood.
Open banking could be a game changer on the African continent by making transactions more convenient and increasing the personalisation of banking services.
For every person living in this country, the past two weeks of load shedding have been extremely frustrating and challenging. The widespread public anger is wholly justified.
Google parent Alphabet is inherently positioned for structural growth, writes Stonehage Fleming head of equity Gerrit Smit.
The patenting of software is a fascinating area of intellectual property law that is constantly changing, writes Spoor & Fisher partner Lance Abramson.
Attempts to monitor and control the entire market actively stifle competition, reduce quality, raise prices and hamstring technological progress.
Artificial intelligence can allow financial services providers to make use of alternative data sources to assess creditworthiness. This could prove transformative.
There is no reason why a country like ours – with the skills, capabilities and resources we have at our disposal – should have to endure a shortage of electricity, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.
Communications minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni remains convinced that a state-owned network infrastructure company can trump the private sector. She is mistaken.