JAMIE CARR: Claims tsunami on the horizon for Sasria
Sasria, a state-owned enterprise in excellent shape, has an enormous bill coming its way
JAMIE CARR: Labat Africa still looking for the high times
Labat Africa has dabbled in this and that without having any recognisable focus
JAMIE CARR: Crookes Brothers weathering the storms
Farming comes with a raft of challenges outside the scope of a normal corporate boardroom
JAMIE CARR: Nike customers jump into action
Nike’s share price has been flying to new highs as investors price in the success of Nike Direct
JAMIE CARR: Emirates Group battles to stay in the air
In times like these it helps to have a rich parent, and the Dubai government hasn’t been shy to provide cash
JAMIE CARR: MultiChoice enriching lockdown lives
MultiChoice's sports offering is so strong that it's well entrenched in spite of new competition
JAMIE CARR: Famous Brands hanging on and hoping
Famous Brands is expecting trading conditions to remain sluggish, while food delivery will be the key to mitigating the impact of reduced foot count in ...
JAMIE CARR: Pepkor shoppers just keep piling in
The company has grown headline earnings per share by 50.6% in the past six months
JAMIE CARR: WeWork’s mammoth losses
The company dropped about $2.1bn in the first quarter as it lost over a quarter of its members and spent $494m on restructuring its property portfolio
JAMIE CARR: Transaction Capital is back on the growth road
For all the wailing and gnashing of teeth about the squeeze on the local consumer, Transaction Capital’s interim results looked surprisingly perky
JAMIE CARR: Samsung’s assured performance
Bumper first-quarter results should help clear the air over an inheritance tax bill
JAMIE CARR: Still amazin’ Amazon
The company has delivered revenues north of $100bn for the second quarter on the trot
JAMIE CARR: Learn how to box clever Cell C
It has been tricky to make much of a business case for the plucky little underdog or to imagine why customers would give Cell C their business rather than ...
JAMIE CARR: Hulamin: A slow recovery from Covid
Hulamin had been suffering disruptions of its US supply chain, and there were rumours of an antidumping case in the US
JAMIE CARR: Archegos Capital up in smoke within days
Family offices are generally designed to preserve wealth over generations, but that is a memo Bill Hwang clearly didn’t get
JAMIE CARR: Microsoft way up the sexy league
The company has landed a $21.9bn contract to supply the US military with 120,000 AR headsets
JAMIE CARR: Remarkably prescient AdvTech
Never have the benefits of investing in private education been so starkly demonstrated
JAMIE CARR: Sun International’s earnings bloodbath
One of the big questions is whether business travel will return to previous levels now that it has become clear that Zoom calls and remote meetings function ...
JAMIE CARR: MTN cashing in on digital switch
In 2020, subscribers in MTN’s 21 markets grew by 28.8m to an impressive 280m overall
