Car makers fell 1.5% after US government official Charles Grassley said he thought Donald Trump would impose tariffs on European cars
It’s a mystery why men who shave (and possibly women who shave) would find an ad about men being their best selves ‘inappropriate’
A viable turnaround strategy, helped by the newly appointed task-team, is essential before the February budget
Business and labour are questioning the governing party's jobs plans unveiled in its election manifesto
The diversified miner will remain invested in SA through its manganese and aluminium smelting operations
Retail sales grew at 3.1% year-on-year in November, Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib joins us to discuss what this suggests for the retail sales climate moving forward.
Gold, and by extension gold mining, is a notional safe haven in the midst of a sea of excessive enthusiasm
But there are big price discrepancies depending on whether goods are paid for electronically or with banknotes, casting doubt on the official figure
'Hurry Hurry' Johanneson scored 67 goals and played a role in helping Leeds United to win promotion to the First Division in 1964
From Pantone’s Colour of the Year to maximalism, we’ve lined up our favourite interior trends to tap into
Expectations dashed about tapping into German car maker’s enormous electric-vehicle development programme
General Electric promised to create 1,000 jobs or face a fine; France can count only 323 so far
VW warns that the trade dispute with the US has dampened the business climate in China
China will be the biggest beneficiary of the funds because it provides the right skills in the right environment
SPONSORED | Stanlib reports that Sappi and Mondi have grown from their South African roots into global operators
The settlement does not resolve an ongoing criminal investigation into Fiat Chrysler's conduct
Ford Europe, which employs 53,000 people, reported a €245m loss before interest and taxes in the third quarter
The CEO has been detained for seven weeks in Tokyo after his arrest on charges of underreporting his salary for years
Share purchase to increase its interest in RCL could be preparation of a bid for the food producer
The industrial holding company intends to proceed with its JSE exit despite 16% of minority shareholders refusing its R44 per share offer
After a trying year which saw the company's share price lose more than 97% of its value, Aveng has appointed construction industry veteran Sean Flanagan as ...
Profits plummet 15% to R2.84bn compared to the same period a year ago
The deal will allow Volvo to focus on commercial vehicles, its core business since it sold Volvo Cars in 1999
Black-owned P Pather Capital hopes to conclude more deals with other original equipment manufacturers
Sparks of hope among financially distressed listed construction firms are few and far in between
CEO Hiroto Saikawa says the committee advising the board on a replacement for former chairman Carlos Ghosn needs more time
Group Five is considering expression of interest for unspecific assets in order to stay afloat
A number of parties have expressed interest in buying parts of the JSE’s worst performer in 2018
Merz would become chair at a pivotal time for the German industrial conglomerate, which in September announced a move to split in two
Joint venture between state company YLB and ACI Systems will produce up to 40,000 tons of lithium hydroxide a year from 2022
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