Old Mutual Multi-Managers says some calm and stability has returned following a big sell-off of emerging-market assets over the past few weeks
Naspers to unbundle MultiChoice as premium users leave in droves, and AngloGold Ashanti staves off potential strikes
Auditor-general Kimi Makwetu says Nsfas did not have adequate controls regarding records of disbursements above amounts stipulated in loans and bursaries
The SACP general secretary told the Cosatu conference that the tripartite alliance should not let the matter slide
A dispute began in 2005, when merchants accused Visa and Mastercard of violating antitrust laws by illegally hiking the swipe fees merchants pay on transactions
But CEO Initiative head Jabu Mabuza says periods of economic distress often require employees and business leaders to do more with fewer resources
His vision changed China. As Ma makes plans to leave Alibaba, his legacy will be an enduring one, write Lulu Yilun Chen and David Ramli
President Moon Jae-in is finding his political fortunes tied to South Korea’s biggest conglomerate amid a sputtering economy
‘There’s a niche group at the top and the rest are plain average, ordinary,’ says former SA champion jockey Andrew Fortune
Former favourites, such as The Handmaid’s Tale and This is Us, lost out to fantasy and a few unlikely winners, such as Henry Winkler
Absa held its annual investment management conference on Thursday under the theme, Who moved my growth?
This is a valid question after first-quarter GDP data showed a contraction of 2.2%.
But the National Treasury, the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) still expect the country to grow by 1.5% or more in 2018.
Absa’s Tsitsi Hatendi-Matika spoke to Business Day TV about where growth could come from.
Absa’s Tsitsi Hatendi-Matika talks to Business Day TV about where growth could come from
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