Standard Bank’s results may not look pretty, but it is the result of what the company describes as “the worst economic shock in living memory”

Covid-19 and low oil and chemical prices saw splashes of red on the income statement

MTN now has more than 100-million active data users among its 261.5-million subscribers, and is looking to nudge that up to 200-million as more customers ...

With apologies to consumers who may have fallen foul of BAT’s product range, there’s no doubt that it’s a cracking good business

This has been a difficult year for Wescoal

Despite pressure on its core business, TFG has pounced on a remarkably attractive deal

Credit is due to Omnia for what it has achieved in the past year

Tesla’s share price has been on the sort of trajectory that you might have expected to see from one of Elon Musk’s Falcon Heavy rockets

Mr Price has plans for a significant capital raise to give it the firepower to respond to opportunities

Surprisingly, there was no place for Naspers on the FT’s list of top performers in the pandemic

For sheer, barefaced scumbaggery it is hard to imagine much to rival hackers who attacked Life Healthcare

While much remains unpredictable, the company is focused on managing costs and optimising working capital

The company’s results for the six months to end-March were solid if not spectacular, and clearly sales have fallen off a cliff since then

With 21% employee ownership Ninety One’s people have plenty of skin in the game

AstraZeneca has kicked Royal Dutch Shell off its perch as the FTSE 100’s most valuable firm

Comair says that under the current restrictions, it does not expect to get back in the air until October or November at the earliest