As the Bill Gates vs. Steve Jobs debate rolls on, author Malcolm Gladwell pipes up with his take on the question of who has contributed more to mankind.
Facebook is coming to town and they have some pretty grand plans. Here’s hoping Eskom doesn’t plunge them into darkness and leave millions with nothing to do.
We know that R59 million to Floyd is like a regular human buying a second hand Citi Golf but his new wheels are a pretty sexy little number.
Here’s something you might ironically call light at the end of the tunnel – ABSA have come out and said they will still pay out on their insurance policies if you are burgled during load shedding.
All hail Gordon Ramsay, the man with the Midas touch when it comes to turning around ailing businesses. Hang on, what’s that, they’re all shutting down? Saucy.
Video footage has emerged of the Falcon 9 rocket booster’s latest failed landing and, as you will see, there is still much work to be done in the quest for a smooth landing.
Whilst Johann Rupert usually keeps a pretty low media profile he recently sat down for a probing interview with the Financial Times of London.
Lexus are once again the talk of the the town after their teaser trailer for a new hoverboard went viral. Just how close are we to zooming around on one of these bad boys then?
Are you one of those people who generally gets fearful before going under the knife? Look away now then, this won’t do you any good.
There will be some happy former mineworkers today after the two men responsible for mismanaging a mine into the ground will have to cough up millions.
I have no doubt you have heard this story trotted out before in the past few months, but this time it might actually have some teeth. Are we on the brink of disaster?
Everyone loves an underdog story and we’ve got a ripper from the Eastern Cape on our hands. This ostrich farmer isn’t about to bury his head in the sand.
It looks like there might be some interesting developments for the world’s foremost advertising agencies coming out of France this week. The tides are changing.
Here are a couple of uplifting stories from right here at home that should inspire us all to pull our socks up. Look who’s doing us proud on the international business scene.
Spar have finally come out with a public response to the PJ Powers controversy and they haven’t exactly hit this one out the park. Really guys, is that the best you can do?
Chris Evans, the new host of Top Gear, has never been one to mince his words. His latest comments might just ruffle old Jeremy the wrong way.
This could turn into a messy affair for Spar after they angered famed South African singer PJ Powers. She doesn’t look like she is taking it lightly.
Well, this could go down as one of the most awkward and unpleasant moments in this newspaper’s existence. Also, look at how cool an orca-cat is. An orcat? That works.
Fresh off the news that his replacement on Top Gear has been formally announced, Jeremy Clarkson claims the BBC were still after his services just days earlier. The BBC are not happy.
When you scan the promotional code on the back of a ketchup bottle you’d expect to head to a competition of some sort right? This lad in Germany was in for a real surprise.
It seems like people are not all that happy with Cell C’s latest TV advert, one that might just make the talk about the birds and the bees happen a little sooner than planned.
As the cost of living around the world rockets, some African cities are faring worse than others. What about us down here in Slaapstad though?
Here’s another example of how money can really buy you anything – I mean, if you have a couple of million laying around you can just buy yourself citizenship to another country.
And the long wait for season six of Game of Thrones has started. In the meantime, you can watch all the sex and nudity scenes. You lucky fishes. Just don’t watch when your boss is hovering near your desk. Awkward.
When it comes to business there’s a fine line between risky and downright daft. Here’s your chance to listen to those who know how to stay on the right side of that equation.
The good old property market. If it’s not Andy Warhol’s mansion or Picasso’s Riviera homestead, it’s this tycoons pad in the “Platinum Triangle” of Los Angeles.
You would expect the host of Top Gear to have more than a passing interest in cars, and it looks like the BBC have done their homework. Here’s that Mayweather-style collection.
After months of wild speculation and hearsay the BBC have confirmed who will be tasked with taking Top Gear forward. Looks like this could get interesting.
Today has been one of those days here at home, the kind of day you wish the world wasn’t watching us so closely. Adios Mr Bashir, safe flight back to Sudan.
Last night saw the season five finale of Game of Thrones and, without revealing too much of course, some serious shizz went down. Spoilers ahead – you’ve been warned.