Case revolves around exclusive ticket sales deals struck by supermarket’s subsidiary Computicket
Nike and Adidas suspend operations in Vietnam while Toyota factories in Thailand are scaling back production
The company has reported strong trade in May followed by weak sales in June and fewer sales on credit
Distell says the recent looting lifted the availability of liquor on the black market, while licensed small businesses were robbed of making future sales
Company bets on shoppers heading to cheaper stores after Covid-19 and hunt for bargains amid inflation
World’s biggest restaurant chain promises to diversify its supply chain
Many traders will not survive a prolonged prohibition after the blow from social unrest, says Pick n Pay CEO
Durban-based value retailer suffered damage to 111 outlets in last week’s violence, but its distribution centres weren't affected
The improved offer absolves role players from facing prosecution, says Bernard Mostert
Retailer says looting directly affected 57 of its 758 stores and 160 indirectly due to precautionary closures
But sales rose during the week of violence amid strong nationwide demand
Grand Parade is engaging with the Competition Commission, which wants to block the sale of Burger King
Faux bacon sales are flying as producers innovate with ingredients, but they still have a way to go
The retailer is resuming operations in areas where it believes it is safe
US firm has been expanding its retail offerings and its products are found in five global markets
Tiger joins retailer Spar in resuming operations, signalling the situation is stabilising
Fire started in neighbouring warehouse before spreading, CEO Norman Drieselmann says
The retailer still has to face former Tekkie Town shareholders who have applied for its liquidation
TFG says a distribution centre owned by one of its logistics service providers, and manufacturing premises owned by one of its suppliers were damaged by fire
About 9% of Pepkor's stores were damaged and looted in this week's violent unrest
