Interest-rate sensitive stocks given a slight boost by a steep fall in the oil price, with general retailers rebounding somewhat after a slump on Thursday
As one of the world’s feebler teachers, I feel more awed than motivated by Zafirakou’s example, writes Lucy Kellaway
He says ‘confiscations and sanctions’ have become part of trade policy of certain countries — without actually saying the US — with France and China agreeing
The president says ‘it was never going to be easy’ to bring together ‘diametrically opposed’ leadership factions after Zuma-era infighting
No injuries or crashes have been attributed to the large recall campaign but there is one report of a driver of a Dodge Journey unable to deactivate the cruise control
The rating agency kept its outlook on SA’s creditworthiness at 'stable' — allaying fears it would lower it to 'negative'
We analyse money market portfolio manager of Matrix Fund Managers Chris-Sandra Klassen
Not being aware what the fine print of your policy states can lead to nasty surprises
The admission was made in a letter to the World Anti-Doping Agency, and refers to ‘unacceptable manipulations’ with ‘appropriate actions’ being taken
If there’s one thing you shouldn’t miss this weekend, it’s the Bassline Fest at Constitution Hill