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Anthropic projects revenue of up to $200-billion by 2028, against a $47-billion run rate today, as it prepares for a mega-listing.
Silver Lake is said to be in talks to acquire Workday in a deal that would rank among the largest software buyouts in history.
Icasa has withdrawn the allegation three days after a councillor raised it in parliament, conceding it had done no investigation.
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Pick n Pay has reported another solid sales performance from its online, on-demand grocery delivery platform even as the rest of the group grapples with a difficult turnaround.
Renergen has accused a solar energy project of “unauthorised construction” in at a site in the Free State.
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Glucose tracking and food logging are among the health care projects Apple is said to be working on.
Google is reportedly developing AI technology that can complete tasks such as research and shopping.
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The chip maker’s third-quarter revenue estimates were about a billion dollars less than previously forecast, signalling the chip slump could be much worse than expected.
Musk needs to secure an additional $22.4-billion of funds to cover the equity financing portion of his deal to buy the social media company.
In a surprise development, Elon Musk is proposing to buy Twitter for the original offer price of $54.20/share.
The European parliament approved new rules for a single charging port for mobile phones, a move expected to affect Apple more than its rivals.
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While state capture architects have profited from state-owned enterprises, South Africa might have missed the quiet ruin of another key organ of state. The South African Social Security Agency, which plays the critical
