Marc Hasenfuss is a financial journalist for Business Day in South Africa. With a passion for vinyl records and a love for fishing, Marc brings a unique perspective to his articles. He focuses on providing insights and analysis on various financial topics, including stock picks, company performance, and market trends.
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Marc Hasenfuss focuses on providing investment analysis and covering private sector announcements, with a specific focus on the stock market, investments, asset management, business, and companies. His coverage attributes indicate a strong interest in finance-related topics.
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