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The big AI investment puzzle: Where to place your bets

Investors swept up in the hype may be missing out elsewhere

Anthropic: The straw you clutch at, or the one that breaks the camel’s back?

Should you go for it? Four investors, four answers

CHRIS ROPER: Homer, but make it AI

Elon Musk’s seven-minute voyage into AI hell

The oil shock’s dangerous next phase

From diesel shock to AI reckoning

KnowRoaming KR.One.

TECH REVIEW: An eSIMple solution for frequent travellers

One eSIM, many destinations

Paul Mann.

Contain your enthusiasm for ASP Isotopes

ASP's obvious potential has so far brought only disappointment

The JSE small cap with big AI ambitions

4Sight seeks to scale up as demand for AI grows

THE FINANCE GHOST: Horror in the tech sector

Panic in tech stocks, but is a broad bear market under way?

DUNCAN McLEOD: The Prime-ification of South African retail

Deals are tailored to each shopper’s buying behaviour

Financial Mail - 5 November 2026

Four investment experts weigh in on the Anthropic market debut

The Honor Magic V6.

TECH REVIEW: It’s thin, it’s fast, but it’s missing the magic

The Honor Magic V6 has its drawbacks

TIM COHEN: Satan, shareholders and the sudden generosity of billionaires

Corporate philanthropy: commendable or just conscience laundering?

JAMIE CARR: Send in the barking clones

Warhound unleashes genetically engineered dogs

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

THE FINANCE GHOST: Meta’s future is so bright you gotta wear shades

Sci-fi? No, it's Meta's new smart sunglasses

The FM’s important (albeit depressing) round-up of gear and tech that protects

Apps and gadgets that offer some peace of mind

EDITORIAL: Starlink’s Ukraine problem is South Africa’s dilemma

Promises come with a Musk-sized catch

SIMON BROWN: Digging deep: A strategy on taking profits

How to manage a portfolio wisely

How’s the marriage of AI and crypto going?

AI agents now pay each other in fractions of a cent

TECH REVIEW: A world in your ears

The Galaxy Buds4 is exclusively for Samsung users

Bytes CEO Sam Mudd.

THE FINANCE GHOST: There’s plenty of bark at Bytes

Bytes asks investors to remain patient