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India’s pharma billionaire eyes world’s top insulin supplier crown
The company sees opportunity in a market increasingly overlooked by major pharmaceutical groups.
World Cup 2026’s dynamic pricing has tickets going one way: Up
Despite pre-tournament anger over record costs, strong demand and near-full stadiums are sustaining high prices.
Switzerland loses top competitiveness ranking to Singapore
As Hong Kong overtakes the country as the world’s largest cross-border wealth hub.
Reimagining obsolete buildings as high-value assets
As affordable housing shortages intensify and commercial vacancies remain high, municipalities are increasingly supporting high-density residential development.
Wall Street is gaining access to new catastrophe models to help predict wars
New predictive models help banks, insurers and investors assess conflicts, supply-chain shocks and geopolitical volatility.
BMW profit warning puts it rock bottom among Europe’s carmakers
The automaker's biggest headache is China, where sales have fallen 18% so far this year.
How AI is reshaping the future of higher education
Dr Miné de Klerk, dean of curricula and research at Eduvos, discusses how AI is reshaping higher education, changing workplace skills demands and raising new questions around ethics, critical thinking and responsible use.
Can South Africa still afford its defence force?
‘The defence budget should be very close to 1.5% of GDP, or the international global benchmark of 2% of GDP. Currently, we are at less than 0.7%,’ says independent defence analyst, Kobus Marais.
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Andries Nel – direkteur welvaartbestuur & adviesdienste & Mia Kriegler– direkteur vir batebestuur by Kruger Internasionaal