Business Day TV speaks to hospitality group’s CEO, Marcel von Aulock
Reduced event activity in KwaZulu-Natal and unrest in Mozambique hampered the group's performance
Business Day TV speaks to Faan van der Walt, CEO of WeBuyCars
Full-year headline earnings per share are expected to be 31%-35% higher
Nghona, who succeeds Thomas Milz, has served as head of sales and marketing at VWGA’s National Sales Organisation since July 2024
Tesla’s sales plunged across Europe in April due to CEO Elon Musk’s embrace of far-right political causes
Budget airline may find it hard to follow through on threat to look for alternatives as China’s Comac is not yet certified in Europe and Airbus is sold out, ...
The trial in Chicago had been expected to be the first against the plane maker in two fatal 737 MAX crashes in 2018 and 2019
US group to effect casino rescue through multi-tranche convertible notes and subordinated debt instruments
Hospitality group’s top brass seeking approval of shareholders to hike the company’s retirement age from 70 to 75
Airline says it is reaction to the general consumer uncertainty in the US
Income from SA’s tourist accommodation sector rose by 12% year on year in January and December
Business Day TV speaks to Anthony Leeming, CEO of Sun International
Bengtsson’s appointment follows the early retirement of its current CEO Anthony Leeming
Operations in KwaZulu-Natal were affected by a slowdown in domestic travel, while Mozambican hotels stays were harmed by civil unrest
Business Day TV speaks to Anthony Leeming, CEO of Sun International
Bild’s report said possible scenarios include cutting the stake in VW’s ordinary shares to 45%-50% from 53.3%
Business Day TV spoke to David Furlonger, editor at large for Financial Mail
The bankruptcy is one of the biggest in Swedish corporate history and the most high-profile since Saab’s more than a decade ago