Thai anger at misbehaving foreigners triggers visa rules review
A recent crackdown reveals that foreigners illegally built bars and restaurants on a Phuket beach, sparking a public outcry.
To hedge, or not to hedge
A look at major oil companies ...
High-powered dads are spending less time at work, more on childcare
New research shows college-educated fathers are working less and doing more at home – a shift meaningful enough to revive progress on gender gaps that were stagnant for two decades.
Why Nairobi Africa‑France summit bears the hallmarks of Macron and Ruto priorities
'I see the meeting less as groundbreaking, and more as a continuation of an older, mutually beneficial relationship,' says Gerits about Kenya and France.
Dubai’s bankers and traders return to the city, but …
On Monday evening, mobile phones across Dubai and neighbouring emirates lit up with emergency alerts urging residents to shelter indoors, for the first time in weeks.
‘Sweatshop’ conditions behind proudly South African clothes
Of the clothing 300 clothing manufacturers operating in Newcastle, 92% do not comply with National Bargaining Council rules, says the council’s lawyer.
Gulf shipping standoff hits Africa’s most vulnerable farmers
The Strait of Hormuz is thousands of kilometres from Malawi, but its effective closure is already making fertiliser too expensive to reach the farmers who need it most.
Risks beneath the index and the opportunities beyond
Passive strategies generally track indices weighted by market capitalisation, so the larger a company becomes, the larger its index weight.
Mozambique’s economy is failing
The picture that emerges from evidence is troubling – and demands tough policy choices be made urgently.
FNB, Pick n Pay unlock R600m in rewards through retail banking push
Partnership targets affordability through rewards on essential household spending.