Fin24 Daybreaker | INTERVIEW: Mining Indaba's promised winter escape deferred

These are the top spots favoured by South Africans buying property overseas, and why

View Online Daybreaker A snapshot of the day's business and economic news. AHMED AREFF, FIN24 DEPUTY EDITOR INTERVIEW: Mining Indaba's promised winter escape deferred A regular feature of Cape Town's yearly calendar in the month of February is sunny skies, busy streets, and suit- and-tie types packing the city's International Convention Centre, beaches, and the V&A Waterfront as they attend the Investing in African Mining Indaba. For the first time in years, February in Cape Town will be relatively empty and the auditoriums of the Convention Centre will be deserted. Instead of the usual five days under the Cape Town sun, the event will be two days of virtual meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday.   For mining executives, economists, and analysts from the northern hemisphere, there will be no sweet escape from the frigid winter to Cape Town Read More These are the top spots favoured by South Africans buying property overseas, and why It has become easier than ever before to buy property online, no matter where in the world, says the co-CEO of proptech platform Flow. ANALYSIS | The battle for engagement - why banks are obsessing with customer behaviour Absa launched its Absa Advantage platform to all its customers which is separate from its rewards programme. The aim? To help its customers "bank smarter". Financial behemoths from JPMorgan to Bank of America predict further gains for SA stocks South African stocks have made their best start to the year since 2012, even after last-week's pull-back, and JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America are among those predicting further gains. Solly Moeng | Dr Death, Somizi, Trump - when will brands learn their lesson about toxic links? Self-respecting brands should focus on maximising shareholder and stakeholder value, instead of fighting in the courts of law and public opinion, says Solly Moeng. The Reddit army's David vs Goliath bailout: desperate companies get new lifelines It's the kind of rescue that the most indebted companies in America can only dream of: a fresh injection of cash that doesn't hurt their already depressed stock price or load even more costly debt onto their balance sheet. Private education in SA growing fast, maturing rapidly - futurist A combination of factors have led to education in South Africa moving more and more into the privatisation arena, explains a futurist. DOWNLOAD THE NEWS24 APP CONNECT WITH US

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