Rules governing AI in the financial sector put on hold, and Warren Buffett steps down as Berkshire Chair. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbs)
Chinese vehicle sales in SA continue to rise while the EU has asked China to voluntarily restrict exports of hybrid cars as part of a deal to prevent a trade war.
It's that time in the business cycle. Will interest rates go up in SA or not? Europe's biggest asset manager calls for an increase, while in the US the decision has been made.
The US announces visa restrictions on certain South Africans, Kenya’s High Court invalidates the government’s sale of a stake in Safaricom to Vodacom, and National Treasury confirms plans for fiscal anchor.
Fascinating figures from Growthpoint,Johann Rupert’s succession plan at luxury goods giant Richemont is in place, and Correctional Services suspends CFO amid tender fraud allegations.
The war in the Middle East causes SA economy to shrink, nor are prospects improving, on a brighter note, South African cherries can now enter the Chinese market for the first time.
Agricultural exports are up 10%, the push to establish an electricity transmission system operator independent of Eskom gathers pace, and market activity limited due to the US Labour Day weekend.
The Competition Commission targets food producers and retailers, tech giant Apple gunning for a shadowy local company in a bid to find the source of counterfeit iPhones , and oil prices continue to rise.
The EC says goodbye to VW Group Africa chair and MD, Martina Biene, more stunning figures from the mining industry, and the Competition Commission turns its attention shopping centers in townships and rural areas.
Shoprite Holdings in surprise purchase of coffee chain Vida e Caffè, Sibanye-Stillwater posts record numbers, and Sasol helped by Middle East conflict.
A shareholder revolt brewing at Naspers and Prosus,the Government Employees Medical Scheme places their CEO on precautionary suspension, and the Strait of Hormuz to possibly reopen.
26 Aug
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