Sun International appoints Vanessa Olver as new CFO
Replacing Norman Basthdaw, who goes on retirement next year.
When does a political interest become a conflict of interest?
‘In this case, I can definitely see that there is a potential for a conflict of interest. If not an actual conflict, then at least a perceived conflict,’ says Kris Dobie from The Ethics Institute.
Bitcoin roars past $70 000 as yields sink, Trump sparks optimism
More than $3bn in crypto short positions were liquidated as renewed investor confidence drove a broad rally across digital assets.
SA won’t run dry, says deputy minister, but your taps still might …
The higher the office, the higher the ethical bar: the DA’s Burke U-turn puts political ethics in the spotlight. A rare break for consumers as food inflation falls to a 16-year low. And Cape Town makes a new pitch to investors: help build affordable housing.
Exxaro delivers resilient interim results
As weaker equity income offsets coal and energy strength.
China sentences Evergrande founder Hui to life in prison
And his former companies fined 15.82bn yuan ($2.4 billion), cementing the downfall of a property tycoon who exemplified the country’s real estate boom and bust.
Russian strikes leave Ukraine farmers with piles of unsold grain
The strikes on the ports of Greater Odesa have been a body blow for the farming sector.
Chinese refiners snap up Iraqi oil as more supplies exit Hormuz
Underscoring the resilience of oil exports from the region despite persistent threats to shipping.
Alibaba tops Chinese tech stocks this quarter on AI resurgence
Its shares have surged 36% in Hong Kong this quarter, topping the Hang Seng Tech Index in a rally ahead of its results due later Thursday.
Spur sees healthy profit rise
Strong franchise sales and customer growth supported the restaurant group despite a difficult consumer environment and rising input costs.