A sharp dip in outlook for manufacturing,details emerge about BHP's bid to buy Anglo, and SA airlines operating Airbus A320 complete necessary software updates.
SA to vaccinate entire 7.2 million cattle herd against foot-and-mouth disease, SCOPA to press cahregs against former Raod Accident Fund CEO, and Tiger Brands to pay a final special dividend.
South Africa considers a 20% tax on online gambling, Nedbank to settle with Transnet over interest rate swaps, and Pepkor plans to launch a fully fledged bank.
B.H.P. abandons another bid for Anglo American, the UAE to invest a billion dollars in AI in Africa, and Absa and Heineken Beverages launch initiative to help small businesses.
The inaugural Bloomberg Africa Business Summit educes mixed opinions, Gigaba is charged with corruption, and the Ackerman family reduce their stake in Pick n Pay.
Asset manager NinetyOne says SA may struggle to hit its inflation target, Prosus expects a continued boost from improving profitability in e-commerce , and WeBuyCars facing margin pressure due to Chinese brands.
As expected, the inflation target is lowered, living and borrowing costs should follow, and Godongwana scathing about suggestion that medical aid tax credits be scrapped.
The JSE referred to the Competition Tribunal, Vodacom SA take a hit following 'Please Call Me' payout, and Tiger Brands report an uptick despite economy.
Financial experts weigh in on the second biggest week of the year for treasury.(Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
10 Nov
2 min
1 – 20
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