The company said in a press release that revenue was up 355% from the same quarter a year ago, fueled by adding new users and expanding across existing customers. At the end of the second quarter, Zoom had 370,200 customers with more than 10 employees, a 458% jump on the year. Zoom also had 988 customers that...
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Nelson Mandela Foundation Fights Hunger in Howick
From: Nelson Mandela Foundation: I support of its efforts to fight the scourge of food insecurity in vulnerable communities and schools, the Nelson Mandela Foundation in collaboration with Hulamin and the Nelson Mandela Legacy RIDE4HOPE, would like to invite you to cover the #Each1Feed1 distribution at Khazimula Children’s Home in Howick. As the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect many...
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Digital platforms, private markets, and ESGs — the future of investing is already here
2020 started innocently enough on the investing front. The S&P 500 was fresh off its best year since 2013, led by the usual suspects in mega-cap tech. Digital investing platforms swelled in popularity, private markets started attracting major attention, and ESG looked like the next big thing. Then a global pandemic struck, upending the global...
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says it will remove videos of Donald Trump encouraging people to vote twice
Facebook will be taking down videos of the US president telling people to vote twice, the company told Axios on Thursday. In the video President Trump suggests people in North Carolina should vote first by mail-in vote, then go to the polling station and vote again if the mail-in vote has not yet been counted. The president...
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Rapper and Entrepreneur Snoop Dogg is launching New Gin Line – I wrote ‘Gin & Juice’ back in ’94
Snoop Dogg just launched his own spirits brand and it was only right that he went the gin route! That’s right, the “Gin & Juice” rapper whose real name is Calvin Broadus has revealed his new drink, INDOGGO Gin. Snoop first popularized the gin and juice moniker when the track was released in 1994. “I can’t wait for...
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Capitec’s CEO clears out his email, every day – here’s why?
Capitec’s CEO Gerrie Fourie runs a R100 billion company, but still manages to do what few others achieve: he deals with all his incoming email every day. Fourie admits that going to so-called “inbox zero” every day isn’t easy. “It’s a bit of a nightmare. I just make it a discipline to remain on top...
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What is Cancel Culture According to South African Context?
Independent journalist Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya discusses whether there is a place for cancel culture? Independent journalist and former editor of The Mercury and The Witness Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya joined Azania Mosaka to discuss on whether there is a place for “cancel culture” as many people have been falling into this trap from international stars such as talk...
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Boity launches perfume range at R1,500 a bottle
Media personality Boity Thulo has joined US star Selena Gomez and local celeb Zodwa Wabantu by releasing a fragrance, with the perfume retailing for R1,500 a bottle. The media personality took to her social media to announce her latest money move, and expressed her pride in the product called Boity Pink Sapphire. “Thank you all so...
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Follow Your Data to a Better, More Intelligent Customer Experience
The customer journey is rarely ever a straight line. People are complex. And in 2020, consumer behavior has gotten even more unpredictable. According to McKinsey, more than 60% of shoppers have changed their behavior amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, yet all categories have seen an average of 10% growth across digital channels. Today’s online customer journey may look...
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South Africa’s Stocks Rebound From Worst Week Since March on Gold Boost
South Africa’s main equities index was 0.9% higher as of 9:25 a.m. as global stocks mostly stabilized after a tech-led selloff. Gains in gold miners on Monday helped the Johannesburg benchmark rebound from its worst week since March. Bullion prices steadied as investors weighed the recent slide in equities against hopes for an economic recovery....