The patriarch on Macron’s time at Rothschild, almost merging with Lehman — and why he’s inspired by the coach of Les Bleus
The shift by Chinese companies into more sophisticated capital goods has altered trade between China and developed countries, writes Tom Hancock
The president has described Molewa’s death as a "devastating loss"
The ANC secretary-general wants to "relay many other stories" at the state capture inquiry
David Kneale will assume the role of a strategic adviser after stepping down, while Vikesh Ramsunder will take over as CEO from January
The banking system has a gross exposure of R125bn to the agricultural sector, with R41bn of this held by the state-owned Land Bank
Magna Global study predicts online advertising could surpass $100bn for the first time
Questions are being asked about the government’s management of oil sales and earnings
Cheslin Kolbe is ready to step into fullback Willie le Roux’s boots
Repair firm iFixit this week published some of the first detailed teardowns of the new iPhones
The all share records weekly gains for the first time in about a month as global markets brush off fallout from trade war between US and China
Rand mixed after President Cyril Ramaphosa announces a plan to boost SA's economy, with the local currency stronger against the pound after the UK rejects a ...
Brent edges higher as exporters prepare for meeing that will focus on production increases as US sanctions restrict Iranian exports
Shares climb as investors decide that the latest exchange of tariffs between the US and China may be less damaging than initially feared
The storm that gripped emerging markets appears to have passed — or least abated — providing an opportunity for those looking for bargains
Emerging-market currencies are firm on the view that US-China tariff war will not affect the global economy as negatively as previously thought
Graeme Franck from PSG Wealth talks to Business Day TV about Imperial and Standard Bank
The metal is headed for its first weekly gain in about a month
Strong global growth is keeping bourses buoyed, while the dollar is benefiting from easing trade fear
The US president called on Opec to boost output to plug the gap left by his sanctions against Iran
Market data including bonds, unit trusts and fuel prices
The platinum index jumps 5.86%, but the performance of most stocks is relatively muted despite a 1.5% gain in the rand against the dollar
The Reserve Bank governor expresses concern about higher inflation but emphasises that economic growth remains subdued
Banks gain on the stronger rand as Naspers firms despite Moody’s warning on MultiChoice unbundling
Economists say August’s benign inflation figures could tip the scales in favour of a no change in monetary stance — at least for now
Craig Pfeiffer from Absa Stockbrokers and Portfolio Management talks to Business Day TV about Berkshire Hathaway
Their optimism is in sharp contrast to economists’ views on the likely fallout of trade tension
‘For gold to break $1,210, we need to see the dollar weakening against the emerging market currencies as well as the euro’
On the supply side, an Opec source says there are no immediate plans to increase output to make up for falling supplies from Iran
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