Headline inflation slowed to 4.3% in July, ending four months of acceleration – and beating market expectations.
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Replying to a customer on WhatsApp will start costing business users money from October. Meta won’t confirm how much.
Crypto arbitrage firm Kastelo says every client watched a compulsory video and signed a mandate before any offshore trade.
Absa has said that 1 400 developers use AI coding tools while its chatbot fields 100 000 queries monthly.
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Capitec will not follow in the footsteps of Delta Air Lines, which wants to pursue CrowdStrike for damages.
National treasury has said key priorities must include debt reduction and private investment in infrastructure.
Nigeria’s awful macroeconomic conditions have once again punished MTN, but the picture may be improving.
Fears of job losses are impeding the adoption of gen AI tools, according to Nedbank Group CIO Ray Naicker.
The average cost of a data breach in South Africa is R53.1-million in 2024, according to research by IBM.
eMedia has said it intends to pursue litigation over the planned removal of four of its channels from DStv.
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With Amazon.com down 33% this year and Meta Platforms tumbling over 40%, you might expect the carnage in Big Tech is nearly over. You would probably be wrong.
Tanzania is edging closer to introducing a central bank digital currency to help counter the rising popularity of cryptocurrencies in the East African nation.
Videos of people being dragged from their homes by health workers in hazmat suits coursed through Chinese social media on Sunday before being pulled down.
Bitcoin fell to its lowest level since January on Monday as slumping equity markets continued to hurt cryptocurrencies.
It was a long wait, but Thursday morning finally looked like the time to congratulate HTC on a smart move. Except I can’t. HTC messed up. Taiwan’s iconic smartphone maker is selling 2 000 of its best and brightest engineers to
The Chinese government’s decision to order several bitcoin and other cryptocurrency exchanges to close shows how much of a threat they are perceived to be to financial stability and social order in China. The
