City Lodge: now, it’s all about survival
City Lodge is either the ultimate Covid recovery play or a value trap, full of failed promise
Sanlam still tops the sector
Huge Covid death claims aside, Sanlam is reaping the benefit of fatter reserves, and a rush to buy insurance
Naspers: time to double down or get out?
It was hard to imagine, at the start of 2021, that Naspers shares would be among the worst performers on the JSE’s top 40 index come September
The new crypto kid on the block that's eating everyone’s lunch
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GLOBAL MARKETS: Divide and control
Beijing wants to break up Alipay, the 1-billion-plus-user super-app owned by Jack Ma’s Ant Group, and create a separate app for the company’s highly profitable ...
The cost of insuring your business: Eight golden rules to follow
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The value of financial advice, and the changing role of advisers
The first in a series of BDFM Investment Dialogues Live, in partnership with the JSE, focused on the changing role of financial advisors and the growth of ...
Adrian Gore’s gamble: can Discovery pull it off?
Discovery has lagged its stodgier peers recently, partly because it has yet to hit pay dirt with any of its several ventures
Why gung-ho Shoprite sees no slowdown
It’s hard to overstate just how good Shoprite’s profit margins are. The FM spoke to CEO Pieter Engelbrecht
How Aspen is convincing the sceptics
Aspen is winning over the doubters after slashing debt and clinching the J&J deal. But it needs to build on its promises
Prosus’s fintech fling
Naspers, through its Amsterdam-listed subsidiary Prosus, holds unlisted e-commerce assets valued at $39bn. That is more than four times the size of Sasol’s ...
BACKSTORY: Nedbank’s Chipo Mushwana
We question executive of emerging payments & innovation at Nedbank Retail Chipo Mushwana
Woolworths: call to spin off R48bn food division
If Salmour Research had its way, there’d be two Woolies tickers on the JSE. But just how feasible is its idea?
Why Walmart’s staying in SA
If you think you’ve got a tough boss, spare a thought for Massmart’s Mitch Slape, who needs to make good on parent Walmart’s $2.4bn investment in the retailer ...
Neal Froneman’s nuclear option
Some love affairs die hard. For Sibanye-Stillwater’s CEO, it’s with uranium. Could this be the miner’s next big thing?
Battle of the malls
The platinum belt is booming for mall owners but in higher-end, big-city SA, rentals are falling
Chris Griffith: holding his feet to the fire
Gold Fields CEO Chris Griffith doesn’t have a big fix on his hands, but lifting the miner’s market rating is no small ask
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