Forbes, Ledger, and Banks. The children’s names have the internet in stitches. Would you give your kids bank-themed names?

‘Set up factory here’: South African tweeps told Kanye West after Adidas severed their lucrative Yeezy partnership this week.

More than 30 advertisers that appeared on the profile pages of Twitter accounts peddling links to the exploitative material.

Rihanna has officially been named the youngest self-made billionaire by Forbes. What happened to Kylie Jenner?

‘A bad example to women’: Slik Talk said of influencer Mihlali Ndamase who is accused of allegedly dating married man Leeroy Sidambe.

From finance to entertainment, Wall Street to Hollywood, here are the world’s 100 most powerful women for 2021, according to Forbes.

My piggybank’s bigger than yours: As his wealth gap is widening, Tesla’s Elon Musk took a dig at Jeff Bezos by tweeting a silver medal emoji.

Rihanna has become the richest female musician on the planet…but it’s not her music that’s made her so wealthy. Have a look.

Real Madrid have been dethroned as the world’s most valuable club, while Manchester United have fallen out of the top three.

Eight years ago, Forbes declared Isabel Dos Santos the richest woman in Africa, worth an estimated $3.5 billion.

The rough figure of the wealth of Kim Kardashian’s hubby is $1.3 billion.

In the latest ranking of the world’s billionaires by Forbes, the 62-year-old Nigerian businessman and industrialist’s wealth continues to grow on the back of investments

This year Charlize Theron and other A-list celebrities are dominating Forbes’ list of the highest-paid actresses in the world.

Forbes Africa recognised these South Africans as the future in their respective professions.

What 99 problems? The man is a billionaire.

The business of music! Forbes released its annual ranking of the highest-paid musicians for 2018.

He used his loose change – about R45 million – to set up Barca’s visit. He’s kind of a big deal.

Forbes Billionaires 2018: Jeff Bezos is the richest person on the planet, according to Forbes’ 32nd Billionaires list. This year five South Africans also made the cut. Check it out:

Motsepe is in good company…

A controversial report warns that South Africans should prepare for a future financial crisis, as foreign investments shy away and market speculation decreases