FREE | Read the April 2021 edition of Business Law & Tax

Testing the limits of trademarks, transparency in party funding, monitoring stay-at-home employees, and more

FREE TO READ | How accessibility to health care is changing

Digital and other technologies have triggered an unprecedented rate of change

Business
FREE TO READ | May 2021 issue of Commercial Property

Software innovations are helping manage commercial portfolios more efficiently, even as Covid-19 accelerates the changes in the property landscape

Business
FREE TO READ | The 2021 annual of education establishments

A guide for parents to South African public and private schools and tertiary institutions

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What does corporate SA score for BBBEE?

On May 6, experts will discuss insights from the Sanlam Gauge report, a definitive view of corporate SA's transformation

Business
FREE TO READ | April 2021 issue of Business Day Safety

Covid-19 is not the only safety issue facing industries

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Business still not making B-BBEE targets, survey finds

Companies meet empowerment goals at junior management level but are falling short at the higher levels

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SA’s success in slowing the Covid-19 outbreak brings opportunities for SMMEs

SPONSORED | Many businesses experienced a significant reduction in turnover from April 2020

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Regulator probes SA’s first cannabis cryptocurrency sale

Financial Sector Conduct Authority investigates whether listed company Nutritional Holdings breached any laws or regulations

Companies / Financial Services
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Saldanha Bay IDZ launches port expansion project

The industrial development zone is to create a 356ha special economic zone, at an investment value of R3.26bn

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PETER BRUCE: There’s a unionist on my board, and it’s a good thing!

Business should embrace the proposal at Nedlac to include workers at the highest level of any company

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SA needs new PPPFA and BEE approaches

Supreme Court of Appeal ruling on the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act has cast further legitimacy doubts on B-BBEE

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Mining charter ‘must be binding’ or the industry will not transform

The minerals department concedes the third Mining Charter has its flaws but  is necessary to drive transformation

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Minerals Council in legal battle for review of ‘flawed charter’

The lobby group says minister Gwede Mantashe has exceeded his powers in setting up some provisions as regulations rather than guidelines

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US-backed global minimum tax will not stop transnational shenanigans

Their profits are not made in New York offices but through exploitation of the poor in developing countries

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PODCAST | PayU report shows shifts in online shopping trends

According to a report by PayU, SA has the highest internet penetration on the continent at 56%

Companies / Telecoms & Technology
Traders in Brazil face off with farmers as they default on deals

If farmers deliver, traders make the profits; if farmers can break their deals, they can double their income

World / Americas
Aviation sector pleads for state assistance

Airlines are battling to stay afloat as the pandemic pummels demand and fixed costs remain high

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CSI needs to be a core pillar of business to be effective

Covid-19 showed that corporate philanthrophy needs to be flexible and sustainable, which means ensuring accessible discretionary funds

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