Car makers fell 1.5% after US government official Charles Grassley said he thought Donald Trump would impose tariffs on European cars
The labour court has upheld the dismissal of a pharmacist who gave exorbitant discounts, despite a curious CCMA ruling in his favour
But there are big price discrepancies depending on whether goods are paid for electronically or with banknotes, casting doubt on the official figure
Business and labour are questioning the governing party's jobs plans unveiled in its election manifesto
The National Green Tribunal ruled in November that VW must pay a fine of $24m to the pollution control board as ‘health damage’
Retail sales grew at 3.1% year-on-year in November, Kevin Lings, Chief Economist at Stanlib joins us to discuss what this suggests for the retail sales climate moving forward.
We analyse Nomathibana Matshoba, portfolio manager and MD at Terebinth Capital
Investors have deserted metal, which has fallen out of favour amid shrinking demand and excess supply
'Hurry Hurry' Johanneson scored 67 goals and played a role in helping Leeds United to win promotion to the First Division in 1964
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