Opponents have eight days to appeal the decision, failing which the ruling becomes law in the Netherlands
Burger chain reports a 12.9% jump in franchise revenue in the 12 months ended June as diners opt for deliveries and takeaways
Its local hardware business saw 27.6% growth but the pace has slowed significantly since March
Transportation-focused technology firms call for faster sustainability targets
E-commerce spending grew just under a fifth in the first six months of 2021, with many companies investing heavily in their digital presence
Move follows Competition Commission blocking the deal over BEE concerns
A whistle-blower within Amazon flagged alleged bribery issues in its Indian operations, prompting the company to start its probe
Online grocer Ocado stops supplying frozen products and there are warnings that meat businesses could grind to a halt
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Businessmen say R24bn settlement, scheduled for review on September 30, can't be finalised pending their liquidation application
Retailer seeks to overturn high court’s decision that liquidation hearing can take place in SA
Four new models introduced at ‘California Streaming media event
Auditor argues if the liquidation goes ahead it will create ‘tension for the settlement process at best or sabotage it at worst’
The e-commerce giant also boosts pay rate and education perks to help recruit 125,000 workers
Pharmacy chain says revenue for the year ended August will be flat, thanks to the lingering effects of July’s unrest and Covid-19
The 370-million shares represent almost a tenth of retailer’s capital
Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Hazel Pillay, general manager of Pick n Pay Clothing
Former Tekkie Town owners are trying to get their business back after being duped into taking shares for it
The settlement, which has been years in the making, has received enough approval from all claimants who lost money in the collapse
If former Tekkie Town owners are successful in their case, many creditors would not be paid, says lawyer
