Trump issues a stern warning to BRICS, trouble looms at the Competition Commission, and African Media Entertainment, owners of Algoa FM , report double-digit growth.
A 'cracking debut on the JSE' for Pick n Pay spin-off Boxer, Spar declares no dividends for a second year, and the founder and CEO of Airlink to step down.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana reneges on increase made to public servants, genetically modified maize gets the import go-ahead, and coffee prices continue to soar.
A new Integrated Resource Plan for electricity to rely on renewables, a UK retailer buys Sportsmans Warehouse owner, and Life Healthcare delivers a bumper payout for shareholders.
More interest rate cuts expected in the new year, global protectionism could be on the rise, and Trump's Treasury Secretary appointment gets the thumbs up.
Sars releases an update on the two-pot retirement withdrawal frenzy, Ramaphosa lays out plans as South Africa takes over the G20 presidency, and Putin's war talk affects the markets. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Eskom says load shedding is "effectively over", a rate cut expected when the US Federal Reserve Bank meets this week, and Barlow World in talks with a Saudi group of investors.
A new report exposes dodgy African funds being used to snap up luxury Cape properties, MTN suffers a dismal third quarter and Santam red flags the two- pot system. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Numsa to strike at ArcelorMittal over job cuts, carbon emissions for 2024 thwart the goals of the historic Paris agreement, and Elon Musk's support of Trump proves profitable for the South African-born billionaire.
FlySafair license under scrutiny, Woolworths shares surge on the back of across-the-board sales, and pressure on the rand continues. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
South Africa impacted as the Lebombo border crossing is closed again and the markets continue to react to Trump's landslide victory. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
The stock markets are up on the back of Trump's landslide victory, but what does his tenure as the 47th president of the USA mean for the South African economy ?
While the US watches and waits for the outcome of the US election, the markets have reacted positively to Trump taking an early lead. Back home, a delivery service for Home Affairs and Murray and Roberts in difficulty.
6 Nov 2024
2 min
80 – 100
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