JAMIE CARR: CMH puts its foot down, but Boeing struggles to stay airborne
CMH has bounced back from a tough period, while the US aerospace giant is lagging behind Airbus
JAMIE CARR: SA men are in rouge health
The descendants of the grizzled Voortrekkers, peeling rooineks and the mighty impis of Shaka Zulu alike are bossing it
JAMIE CARR: Rheinmetall’s fortunes of war
There are times when an antitank missile is more useful than a mission statement
JAMIE CARR: Capitec keeps it simple, smart and profitable
The bank has pulled out an absolutely stellar year, with headline earnings a share up 84%
JAMIE CARR: Pick n Pay boxes clever
The company has targeted R3bn of savings through increased efficiencies, and it is accelerating the development of its Boxer limited-range discount business
JAMIE CARR: Tesla is leaving the gas guzzlers behind
Tesla is doing a tidy job of making the most of its first mover advantage and the lessons it has learnt along the way
JAMIE CARR: Gemfields’ shining reputation
The company has bounced back well from the challenges of Covid, restarting mining without any major issues after almost a year shut down
JAMIE CARR: Sun International slotting back into shape
The weekend warriors are back, shovelling the housekeeping money into the slots with abandon
JAMIE CARR: Virgin Atlantic flying high after oil coup
Virgin is preparing to dust off the boxing gloves and resume the punch-up with its long-standing rival, British Airways
JAMIE CARR: En+ Group loses billions to sanctions
It's something of a comedown for a man whose fortune peaked at $28bn, and things are only going to get tougher as fresh sanctions bit
JAMIE CARR: Berkshire Hathaway — the dinosaurs who still rule
Old-school businesses, like many in Berkshire's portfolio, are looking really attractive
JAMIE CARR: Peloton’s wheels come off
Just as it seemed to have the world at its feet, the wheels fell off and it's been a tale of woe ever since
JAMIE CARR: ArcelorMittal SA shows some steel — at last
Overall, ArcelorMittal is expecting global demand for steel to remain strong
JAMIE CARR: Shell’s tidal wave of cash
The oil price has doubled year on year and global gas prices have exploded
JAMIE CARR: Volkswagen in need of a new service
An executive reported various cyber security vulnerabilities at its payments arm that left it open to fraud and potential regulatory action
JAMIE CARR: Stor-Age packed full of profit
Stor-Age does an excellent job of providing clean, secure self-storage facilities both in SA and the UK
JAMIE CARR: Binance Holdings — crypto’s behemoth
Regulators are going after the company in numerous jurisdictions, but with revenues at an estimated $20bn last year, it’s keeping its nose ahead
JAMIE CARR: Apple’s Tim Cook a worthy successor
Supply chain expertise and diplomatic skills saw Cook steer the Apple ship through many storms
JAMIE CARR: Jingle Bells in a toast to Anglo
If you’re an Anglo American shareholder, it doesn’t matter two hoots how naughty or nice you may have been, you’re still getting the same dividend and, it’s ...
