UK defence firm BAE Systems swells on rise in geopolitical tensions

The company is confident of growth after a UK government commitment to raise defence spending

Maersk expects Red Sea disruption to slash Asia-Europe capacity

Danish shipping group says disruption likely to last at least until end of year

Nissan and Mazda put new models on display for China

Japanese automakers are trying to regain ground in the world’s largest auto market

Is China’s EV prowess overzealous or a game-changer?

All eyes are on the Beijing auto show which starts on Thursday

Bunkering tax dispute highlights gap in legislation

Heron Mauritius and SA subsidiary conduct bunker marine fuel operations in Port of Ngqura

Current account deficit widens in fourth quarter

Domestic structural inefficiencies will continue to place a lid on export volumes

UK aerospace supplier Melrose raises profit outlook

The owner of GKN Aerospace has recovered strongly from the pandemic lows

Toyota boosts profit forecast after third quarter beats projections

The improved outlook from the world’s best-selling automaker contrasts with a downbeat outlook from many rivals

Standard Chartered hails SA’s automotive sector

British multinational bank tells rest of continent to look to SA to build industrialisation with export-driven policies

Motsepe’s ARC ups investment in freight industry as Transnet falters

Online freight platform Linebooker attracts clients such as Coca-Cola, Sasol and ArcelorMittal

Chevron Australia LNG plants continue to export despite strikes

Workers at Gorgon and Wheatstone, responsible for over 5% of global supply, on Thursday escalated their limited strikes

WATCH: Transnet sues Sasol and TotalEnergies

Business Day TV spoke to Business Day’s Kabelo Khumalo

Motor industry at wits’ end with state’s lack of voomah on EVs

Load-shedding and SA ports and railways chaos are talking points in boardrooms of multinational parent companies