AI disruption means tech valuations are a crapshoot.
To understand the investment opportunities shaping the third quarter, Michael Avery spoke to Anchor Capital chief investment officers Peter Armitage and Nolan Wapenaar.
Uber's Q2 2026 results reveal impressive growth, fuelled by AI advancements and strategic moves like the Delivery Hero acquisition.
What a toothbrush and gearbox oil can teach about AI, lifelong learning and surviving the future of professional work
The industry will soon earn less than a third of its living from bitcoin. Which is great for the miners; less so for the original cryptocurrency
When managing your money, you’d do well to take a chatbot’s ‘confidence’ with a grain of salt
Picking your way through a blanket ‘AI-trade’ has become that much trickier; two top fund managers share their views
Purple’s first major offshore deal could move the owner of South Africa’s largest retail trading platform from the AI C-league to the A-league
South Africa’s reluctance to embrace its mining sector as an engine for growth is both absurd and financially self-destructive
As demand for everything AI-related increases, crypto markets are once again the canary in the coal mine
Data centres could be Africa’s next big investment story – if governments can get electricity and regulation right
Shares in Prosus and Naspers bounced 5% on Monday, thanks to rising profits in its non-Tencent businesses
Prosus’s AI-powered ecosystem is moving from ambition to reality, delivering stronger financial performance across its global businesses.
As investors crowd into a handful of AI winners, opportunities may be emerging in overlooked quality companies.
AI is influencing investment strategies, transforming the future of work and reshaping traditional approaches to career development
The argument in favour of markets being in an AI bubble is statistically pretty strong. But there’s a counterargument too
The question isn’t whether regulators should respond to AI, but how they keep pace with rapidly moving technology
Bond yields are at levels last seen in the 2007 crisis. Equities are at record highs. One of these markets is wrong – and it’s probably not bonds
Mark Barnes and Tim Cohen on foreign affairs, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, and the denizens of 10 Downing Street. And AI
Optasia’s AI-fintech pitch promises market disruption, but questions linger about sustainability, regulation, and its real competitive edge.
