Should South Africa give up on an entrepreneurship-driven economy and just hand over the reins entirely to big business, big miners, and big banks?

Nicholas Sauvage ADP2003 and Gary Dushnitsky offer a guide to understanding the different corporate investor types.

Inspiration and innovation can come in many ways.

Innovation and entrepreneurship are often regarded as two sides of the same coin, but the differences between the two are illuminating.

Wharton’s David Erickson explains the challenges facing high-growth firms in a market that has some striking similarities to - as well as key differences from - the dotcom bubble of 2000.

Ike Chalumbira overturns many of the conceptions you might have about what makes a successful entrepreneur, but there is no doubt that he is the real deal.

Making the transition from a locally-focused business to an international player requires an entrepreneur to have more than just knowledge of the underlying fundamentals of running a business. Instead, it needs a complete shift in mindset.

Distinguishers are today’s breed of people, brands and businesses that know how to win customers in our reshaped and accelerated world.

Some business models are inherently more attractive than others, yet investors and other stakeholders often don’t ask the obvious questions. Here’s a checklist that makes sure you are not one of them.

Founders make fewer mistakes and pivot in the right direction when they learn to challenge their own assumptions and experiment continuously.