From beauty hampers to bridal hair and make-up, sneakers, beautiful carpets and smartphones, to bespoke gifts, a labelling, sticker and card-making machine, a high-end coffee machine and even an incredible Red Dragon Emperor Katana (an authentic samurai sword capturing the artistry of Japanese style craftsmanship), The Rand Show exhibitors are giving away amazing prizes to … [Read more...] about Win With The Rand Show
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Fed and US officials propose stepping up bank supervision
US and European stock indices rose yesterday as risk appetite continued to recover from the volatility in the banking sector, and investors turned their attention back to data on inflation and Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index – which is the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) preferred price measure – to be released on Friday.The technology sector, which includes … [Read more...] about Fed and US officials propose stepping up bank supervision
Groms On Fire For Opening Day Of The Rip Curl GromSearch Scottburgh presented by The Blue Marlin Hotel
Kai Stubbs © Dave Lindemann Photography Long walls reeling down the Scottburgh point from behind the tidal pool revealed themselves at first light this morning as we kicked off the Rip Curl GromSearch Scottburgh presented by The Blue Marlin Hotel. This tournament is number 3 in a 5-part series, and once again, the waves turned on, much like in the previous two events, held … [Read more...] about Groms On Fire For Opening Day Of The Rip Curl GromSearch Scottburgh presented by The Blue Marlin Hotel
Consumers seem to have their confidence back
US stock indices came under bearish pressure on Monday as Treasury yields rose after several days of uncertainty brought about by the banking crisis, which saw yields drop to record low levels. Technology sectors stocks were the ones to suffer the most as they dragged the Nasdaq index to losses of more than 1%.The 2-year Treasury yield rose above 4% to 4.05%, while … [Read more...] about Consumers seem to have their confidence back
World Autism Day – SASOP calls for early access in lower-income SA
Early screening, treatment and education can improve the quality of life for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), but a lack of awareness and trained professionals is limited especially lower-income communities in South Africa and the world.Although statistics in South Africa are scarce, a study conducted in the Western Cape noted an increase of 76% in … [Read more...] about World Autism Day – SASOP calls for early access in lower-income SA
