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Many see the craze for NFTs as a passing fad, but it is just the tip of a new virtual economy. We venture into virtual reality to discover why business is booming for goods and services you can own or experience but never physically touch.

Anine Wallace is the CEO of Potchefstroom Academy and SAAHST, a tertiary institution based in Potchefstroom. She obtained her MBA qualification from the NWU Business School, and shares her experience about the content of the course.

It has been a year and a half since USB faculty bravely started to climb the mountain of remote learning.

The stigma associated with flexible work has been turned on its head by COVID-19, with remote work becoming the norm rather than the exception in many organisations.

The world of Bitcoin appears to be here to stay, despite many forecasts that the ride is going to end at any moment.

The agile nature of the Fortune 500 American conglomerate, General Electric (GE), drives the success of its operations within the aviation, healthcare, power and renewable energy industries.

Ideal scenario, right? And it’s perfectly reasonable to ask, "Will my company pay for my studies?"

A case for inserting ethics into the curriculum.

Universal access to early childhood care and education would not only better equip the nation’s children to reach their full potential but would also enable significantly more women to occupy meaningful, paid jobs.

Taking concepts for granted because they are so obvious and following accounting rules too slavishly can prevent businesses from dealing with the complex, uncertain world in which they exist.

Researchers from the UCT Graduate School of Business asked black South African men and women what needs to change in the workplace to encourage them to apply for top jobs, here’s what they said.

While Covid-19 lockdowns are shuttering businesses and cutting off traditional routes to market, one Stellenbosch agripreneur says the pandemic brought out his innovative spirit.

A new record high (34.4%) in the SA unemployment rate in the second quarter of 2021 confirms the destructive impact which the Delta variant and accompanying lockdown restrictions have had on the economy and the labour market.

The women in leadership debate continues.

A Henley Business School webinar detailed how HR professionals can reinvigorate themselves and their teams.

The benefits of an MBA, from networking opportunities to enhanced specialised knowledge, mean that it’s never too late to enter the classroom.

Business schools are at an inflection point that will decide the course of corporate education for generations to come. Best we tread with care and courage.

Join Wits Business School at our next information Session, which will give you an opportunity to learn more about our MBA programme, application requirements and procedures.

Managing people in the right way can energise them and encourage them to achieve even more than you or they could have imagined.