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The Money Show with Bruce Whitfield
A wrap of the day’s major business news delivered in Bruce Whitfield’s signature, relatable style - brought to you by Absa.
He plays host to major players in the business arena, from blue-chip company CEOs to industry experts, and the entrepreneurs making waves in South Africa.
Bruce interviews a well-known guest about their attitudes to money in Make Money Mondays, hosts a personal finance discussion with wealth manager Warren Ingram every Thursday, and is joined by Colin Cullis for Business Unusual – a feature that focuses on the disruptors: The people and companies driving the next industrial revolution.
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The producers of The Money Show are Cecile Basson (cecileb@702.co.za) and Thekiso Lefifi (thekisol@702.co.za).
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Podcasts
ShapeShifter
Every week, The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield hosts a businessperson who has shown an ability to adapt to their conditions.
Money Show FAQs
Listeners ask questions, and Bruce Whitfield puts it to experts in this educational feature.
Personal Finance with Warren Ingram
Wealth manager, Warren Ingram's weekly contributions on The Money Show have built this impressive archive of audio content on a broad range of themes.
Small Business Focus
Business growth specialist, Pavlo Phitidis shares great advice on the back of his insights from the world of Small Business.
Andy Rice's Heroes and Zeros
Andy Rice discusses what' s hot and what's not in the world of advertising.
Business Unusual
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.
Make Money Mondays
Each week, The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield interviews a well-known guest about their attitudes to money – their hopes and fears, successes and failures.
The Money Show
An archive of each full weekday episode of the award-winning program presented by Bruce Whitfield.
The Best of the Money Show
Bruce Whitfield brings listeners the best of the day’s business news and insights, presented in a manner that makes money matters accessible to a broad audience.
RMB Solutionist Thinking with Bruce Whitfield
Bruce Whitfield presents an insightful new series that celebrates great thinking and what it takes to be a solutionist thinker.
The Science Of ...
“The Science Of” is more compelling content from The Money Show. In this weekly feature, Bruce Whitfield chats to experts from various industries and unpacks how they work with a focus on delving into the business behind these industries. Brought to you by Grundfos. Be. Think. Innovate.
How it works
An exploration of interesting businesses, business concepts or anything that grabs our attention for an in-depth look beyond the general news headlines.
Consumer Focus with Wendy Knowler
A weekly focus on a consumer issue to both highlight a problem and offer a solution.
Articles
Wendy Knowler, consumer journalist, on the importance of carefully reading your documents when you buy assets.
Google has not only indexed the internet, but they have also mapped the world
Annual consumer price inflation increased at a faster rate of 4.5% in January, compared to 4% in December.
South Africa's Grand Parade Investments (GPI) Ltd will sell its 95.36 percent stake in the Burger King franchise.
The coronavirus has made landfall - and apart from obvious dangers, its effect on the Chinese economy will also hit Africa hard.
Andy Rice, branding and advertising expert, tells us what ads caught his fancy and which ones baffled him.
If the corporate tax rate in South Africa gets lowered, would it lead to higher tax collections?
''If there are no official statistics approved by the statistician general - at that point I think your rates agencies will just say Game Over.''
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