Streaming giant Netflix is keen to remind regulators and economies of its weight as growth pressures mount.
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An independent panel chaired by Wits AI researcher Benjamin Rosman will help rebuild the withdrawn draft AI policy.
Nigeria, Ghana and Cameroon delivered strong service revenue growth for MTN, lifting group Ebitda to R27.6-billion.
Naspers’s Prosus is slashing the Brazilian business’s profit forecast to defend it from well-funded competitive rivals.
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Prosecutors have described the UAE’s alleged lack of “willingness” to help extradite Atul and Rajesh Gupta.
The pact between business rescue practitioners and unions relies on funding from the Unemployment Insurance Fund.
South Africa’s digital nomad visa plan falls far short in meeting the key needs of the very people it hopes to attract.
South Africa’s e-commerce landscape has arrived at an important juncture, writes GfK’s Zak Haeri.
Eskom board chairman Mteto Nyati has said the new load shedding structure by energy regulator Nersa is no cause for panic.
Solar can reduce load shedding significantly, but patchwork policies, differing tariffs and a lack of incentives are stalling growth.
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Netflix’s revelation that it will introduce advertisements was met with a mix of shock, cheers and scepticism from the advertising community.
The BMW i7 unveiled on Wednesday boasts a luxurious interior that includes a flatscreen lowering from the ceiling to entertain passengers in the rear.
Elon Musk is willing to invest up to $15-billion of his own money to take Twitter private, the New York Post reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Smartphone shipments fell 11% in the first quarter, the worst drop since the coronavirus outbreak, according to Canalys.
If you believe the optimists, self-driving cars will dominate our roads within a couple decades. This will reduce or even eliminate such human-created ills as traffic jams and fatal accidents. I’m not so
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