Business confidence has hit its best level since 2015 but the war in the Middle East is a major concern.
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Syria has launched an international tender for a new mobile network operator licence to replace MTN.
A Visa survey has found that 63% of respondents used AI tools for tasks including product research.
FNB has announced lower commission rates and a simplified pricing structure for its Speedpoint card payment terminals.
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On 18 June, something remarkable happened on the bitcoin blockchain. And the messaging left little to interpretation.
Bank Zero has ambitious growth plans, but first it needs to get its R1.1-billion sale to Lesaka over the line.
Billionaire Elon Musk’s Starlink may invest about R2-billion in the country, according to a report.
Look beyond the bullish headlines and the rally in bitcoin, and a vastly different landscape comes into view.
Exclusive | Joburg residents will soon be able to pick up digital radio broadcasts using a promising next-generation broadcast technology.
A remarkable milestone is within Nvidia’s grasp: becoming the first company to reach a $4-trillion market valuation.
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Researchers in the US have found that some Android TV boxes come with malware installed right out of the box.
The amount of money deposited in decentralised finance or DeFi projects has leapt in recent months.
Google has called out a series of software companies that it said were enabling the use of spyware and hacking tools.
The tech industry has started 2024 with another wave of job cuts, paring back even further after widespread layoffs last year.
For centuries, money issued by governments has served as the lifeblood of the global economy. But in our digital age, it’s facing a bizarre, postmodern sort of competition.
Facebook and Google are spending billions trying to get more people online in Africa, but the Internet giants are facing a backlash from governments worried about technology being used to remove them from power.

































