SA’s 3% inflation goal is robust, Sarb study shows
SA formally lowered its inflation target to 3% in November with a 1 percentage point tolerance band, replacing the 3% to 6% range that had been in place for 25 years.
Acsa’s R21bn capital programme puts infrastructure back in focus
‘We've actually closed the year with more than R6 billion cash in the bank,’ says Acsa chief financial officer Luzuko Mbotya.
Major Reits post solid earnings growth, boosted by SA property
V&A remains Growthpoint's standout performer, while Hyprop saw a double-digit rise in line with the upper end of its guidance.
Dangote refinery cuts debt to $5.7bn ahead of record IPO
A swing to profit of $1.82bn in the six months through June from a loss of $282.1m a year earlier enabled the debt reduction after the Nigerian facility ramped up production and saw higher sales boosted by the US-Iran war.
R868 a month just to eat. SA’s brutal food reality
Acsa CFO on the business of rebuilding SA’s airports. The unintended job ceiling facing SA businesses. And price, trust or long-term value? What car buyers are looking for.
Richemont appoints Anton Rupert as co-deputy chair
The luxury goods company is focusing on long-term succession planning by appointing Johann Rupert's son.
Amazon jet applied thrust before Miami crash, NTSB says
The flight was operated by 21 Air as a subcontractor for Amazon.
US escalates Canada trade war with product bans, new tariffs
As well as seeking to bar Canadian companies from selling to government contractors.
How an expired trust left a farmer’s legacy in limbo
Nevetha Maharaj from Private Clients by Old Mutual unravels a possible consequence of just assuming your testamentary affairs are in place.
Brent oil hits $100 as US-Iran war shows little sign of abating
Brent is up more than 60% this year and is now above $100 for the third period this year.