The JSE all share gained 0.96% on the day but is flat for the week, and the top 40 gained 0.98%
Coal export prices at Richards Bay have risen in recent months without logical explanation
The kulula.com operator says it will meet SAA’s business rescue practitioner to discuss the money it is owed by SAA
The high court in Pretoria suspended motions that led to the sacking of mayor Stevens Mokgalapa and speaker Katlego Mathebe
Bayer is facing 42,700 US plaintiffs with analysts putting the size of a future settlement at between $8bn and $12bn
The index is below 50 for the sixth-consecutive quarter, the longest period of subdued confidence in almost a decade
Bjarne Schieldrop from SEB talks to Business Day TV about production cuts by Opec-plus
Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman sent prices soaring with the promise to take Saudi production down to levels not seen on a sustained basis since 2014
The bank will walk away from an 18-year relationship with Cricket SA over developments regarding governance and leadership
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Cartrack has cut its final dividend for the year to end-February, despite higher profits, as it plans to invest for growth.
The company’s subscriber base grew 28% to 960,798 in the year, helping it lift profit after tax by 16.3% to R361m.
Cartrack CEO Zak Calisto joined Business Day TV to discuss where the company will be investing as it looks for growth.
Cartrack CEO Zak Calisto talks to Business Day TV about the group’s plans to invest for growth
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