Is Oracle's recent stock spike a warning sign for the AI market?

Chris Morris|Published

Oracle's shares soared nearly 40% this week, briefly making CEO Larry Ellison the world's richest person. With a staggering $300 billion deal with OpenAI, is this ...

This young SA designer is redefining cultural narratives through jewellery

Fast Company Contributor|Published

Andile Hlongwane, a 25-year-old jewellery designer from KwaDabeka, is making waves in the industry with her culturally inspired creations. As her brand, Topsy Jewellery, ...

Elon Musk vs. Larry Ellison: The billionaire battle for the top spot

Associated Press|Published

On Wednesday, Larry Ellison's Oracle stock surged, momentarily dethroning Elon Musk as the world's richest person.

Oracle soars on AI cloud gains, making Larry Ellison the world's richest person

Reuters|Published

Oracle's stock skyrocketed by 43%, propelling Larry Ellison to the title of the world's richest man.

X is still without a leader as the CEO search drags on

Chris Morris|Published

Linda Yaccarino's unexpected departure as CEO of X leaves a leadership void

Upcoming IPOs to watch: Klarna, Legence, and Gemini lead the charge

Saleah Blancaflor|Published

With the IPO market heating up this fall, discover which companies like Klarna and Legence are set to make waves on the stock market this week.

Backed by R15 trillion market cap and billionaire Walton heirs, Walmart enters SA

Fast Company Contributor|Published

Walmart is set to revolutionise the South African retail landscape by opening its first branded stores by 2025, building on over a decade of investment in Massmart. ...

Lachlan Murdoch secures control of family media empire in real-life 'Succession'

Reuters|Published

Lachlan Murdoch has emerged victorious in the family feud over control of the Murdoch media empire, securing his position while his siblings walk away with substantial ...

Watch VideoNurturing culture in the workplace: need-to-have not just nice-to-have

Partnered Content|Published

Explore how nurturing a strong company culture can empower South African businesses to thrive in a hybrid working environment, celebrating diversity and shared values. ...

EchoStar's stock surges as SpaceX spectrum deal unfolds

Michael Grothaus|Published

EchoStar Corporation's shares have soared by 80% following a groundbreaking spectrum deal with SpaceX, marking a pivotal moment for the company as it continues to ...

South African EdTech start-up, The Invigilator, secures R195 million in funding

Vernon Pillay|Published

South African EdTech start-up The Invigilator has secured a R195 million investment, signalling a pivotal moment for African innovation in education technology. ...

Real Estate is eating startups: Why founders need a smarter space strategy

Paul Keursten|Published

Explore how traditional real estate models threaten startup success and discover why flexible workspaces are no longer optional but essential for founders aiming ...

A look at why wealthy residents are leaving Johannesburg

Nicola Mawson|Published

As Johannesburg's infrastructure crumbles, wealthy residents are seeking better living conditions elsewhere, revealing a troubling trend for the city's future.

South Africa's small businesses struggle as liquidations rise by 16. 5% in July

Fast Company|Published

South Africa's economy faces mounting challenges as business liquidations rise by 16. 5% in July 2025, raising concerns about job security and the resilience of ...

Chloe Malle appointed as Vogue's new editorial head, succeeding Anna Wintour

Associated Press|Published

After weeks of speculation, Anna Wintour has officially named Chloe Malle as her successor at Vogue, marking a significant shift in the fashion world. Wintour, who ...

The Sixty60 App is the digital sales engine steering Shoprite’s growth

Vernon Pillay|Published

Discover how the Sixty60 App has transformed Shoprite’s sales strategy, contributing to a remarkable R213. 5 billion in revenue and redefining the supermarket landscape ...

Interest rates to hold steady: What are the implications for SA's property market?

Given Majola|Published

If inflation edged nearer to the SA Reserve Bank’s preference of 3%, this would keep hopes for a cut alive; a re‑acceleration, on the other hand, would firmly entrench ...

How divorce law changes could reshape property ownership in SA

Vernon Pillay|Published

Proposed reforms in South African family law could drastically change how property and assets are divided during divorce or death, impacting homeowners and investors ...

Spur's multi-million rand loss: What it means for the company and its brands

Nicola Mawson|Published

Spur Corporation has lost an arbitration case against GPS Food Group RSA, despite previously assuring shareholders the claim was unlikely to succeed.