Bizarrely, there is a possibility that we may become less civil towards each other, if we don't treat machines like humans. 

Bizarrely, there is a possibility that we may become less civil towards each other, if we don't treat machines like humans.&nbsp;

The best disruptors are focused on customers, not products, they use technology rather than fear it, they create new opportunities often where regulations don't exist and they are backed by those with deep pockets and an appetite for risk.

Colin Cullis presents stories of Business Unusual - those people and companies driving the next industrial revolution. The associated articles and videos are available here

The best disruptors are focused on customers, not products, they use technology rather than fear it, they create new opportunities often where regulations don't exist and they are backed by those with deep pockets and an appetite for risk.
Colin Cullis presents stories of Business Unusual - those people and companies driving the next industrial revolution. <a href="http://www.capetalk.co.za/features/110/business-unusual">The associated articles and videos are available here</a>

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In our Investment School, Garth Mackenzie, founder and editor of TradersCorner.co.za explores thematic ETF investing using offshore WTFs. He delved into themes like fintech, online retail, aerospace, and gold mining with ETFs like FINX, IBUY, XAR, and GDXJ, alongside regional country ETFs. He discusses how South Africans can access these ETFs, understand concentration risks, and assess diversification within each ETF.

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<li>As former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter shed light on the suspension of load shedding, attributing it to a surge in diesel usage, contradicting government claims at the PSG Financial Services' annual conference. Mteto Nyati, Eskom chairman joins Bruce to explain how they are really keeping the lights on</li>
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<li>As global equity markets surge, South African stocks remain conspicuously cheap, but caution is advised with a contentious election looming. Marc Hasenfuss, editor-at-large at Financial Mail weighs the risks and rewards in a market poised for potential shifts.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>Stian Brant, owner, founder and primary designer of Brandt BRV, a vehicle manufactured in Bloemfontein, discusses with host Bruce Whitfield the concept behind his automobile. He shares with Bruce his motivation for embarking on creating his own car and how the government is currently aiding in expanding production.</li>
</ul>
 
<ul>
<li>In our Investment School, Garth Mackenzie, founder and editor of TradersCorner.co.za explores thematic ETF investing using offshore WTFs. He delved into themes like fintech, online retail, aerospace, and gold mining with ETFs like FINX, IBUY, XAR, and GDXJ, alongside regional country ETFs. He discusses how South Africans can access these ETFs, understand concentration risks, and assess diversification within each ETF.</li>
</ul>

Eskom chairman’s update on reviving the power utility . Investment School - Thematic ETF investing using offshore ETFs.

In our Investment School, Garth Mackenzie, founder and editor of TradersCorner.co.za explores thematic ETF investing using offshore WTFs. He delved  into themes like fintech, online retail, aerospace, and gold mining with ETFs like FINX, IBUY, XAR, and GDXJ, alongside regional country ETFs. He discusses  how South Africans can access these ETFs, understand concentration risks, and assess diversification within each ETF.

In our Investment School, Garth Mackenzie, founder and editor of TradersCorner.co.za explores thematic ETF investing using offshore WTFs. He delved  into themes like fintech, online retail, aerospace, and gold mining with ETFs like FINX, IBUY, XAR, and GDXJ, alongside regional country ETFs. He discusses  how South Africans can access these ETFs, understand concentration risks, and assess diversification within each ETF.

Investment School - Thematic ETF investing using offshore ETFs.

Pavlo Phitidis, CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator and a small business expert, with host Bruce Whitfield explores the notion that a company lacking a vision cannot prosper; it merely survives. Conversely, a company with a vision struggles to gain momentum unless its owners harbour personal visions that extend throughout their lifetimes. Both aspects are interdependent, as each relies on the other to hold significance for anyone involved.

Pavlo Phitidis, CEO of Aurik Business Accelerator and a small business expert, with host Bruce Whitfield explores the notion that a company lacking a vision cannot prosper; it merely survives. Conversely, a company with a vision struggles to gain momentum unless its owners harbour personal visions that extend throughout their lifetimes. Both aspects are interdependent, as each relies on the other to hold significance for anyone involved.

Would you say 'please' and 'thank you' to a machine?

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