Global and local stocks suffered a sharp sell-off earlier in the week, with general retailers leading a mild recovery on the JSE on Wednesday
Every few months the same thing is done as was done before, even though the results are as unsuccessful as the results from the round before, writes James Peron
The former Treasury DG tells the Zondo commission that the new minister’s advisers were likely to be of ‘Indian descent’ and would ‘control the minister’
Hundreds of EFF supporters protested in the searing heat outside the state capture inquiry on Monday
France seeks evidence from industry partner to support misconduct allegations after the arrest of chairman Carlos Ghosn
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has, however, cut its outlook for countries at risk, such as Brazil, Russia, Turkey and SA
What misconduct has Ghosn been accused of, and how has it come to light?
What the three untruths examined in the book ‘The Coddling of the American Mind’ can tell us about behaviour in the markets
The youngster performed well in a tough environment against Scotland last weekend
The prestigious awards took place earlier this month with over half the winning watches made by young independents. Gary Cotterell highlights eight...
Michel is a markets columnist for Business Day and BDlive.