Iron ore trades below $90 a ton for first time since 2024
Futures in Singapore were 0.3% lower at $90.15 as of 11:10 a.m. local time.
Eskom revamps its strategy as monopoly fades
'We have really abandoned the notion of owning everything or doing everything by ourselves,' Chief Executive Officer Dan Marokane said.
Copper falls for third day as strong US inflation spurs selloff
Copper on the London Metal Exchange was down 1.1% to $14 338 a ton by 12:11 p.m. Shanghai time, heading for a third daily decline.
Oil falls on easing Mideast concerns as IEA flags slowing demand
Brent for December declined 1.8% to $104.15 a barrel at 12:38 p.m. in Singapore.
China stocks: Too cheap to ignore?
A look at China’s stock market struggles as US markets reach new highs, and why South Africa is ill-prepared for its ageing population.
World’s biggest platinum mine nears decision on underground move
That underground project, known as Sandsloot, has been under evaluation for years but finally appears on the cusp of becoming a reality.
Apple vs OpenAI: Judge says he will ‘likely’ side with iPhone maker
The companies have been at odds for months, despite a two-year-old partnership that wove ChatGPT into Apple software.
Alexforbes data shows 10% of retirees now on track
Alexforbes Members Insights 2026 reveals most people do not save enough of their salary each month for a sustainable retirement
Clicks tweaks ClubCard offer to counter Dis-Chem rewards threat
The two programmes now look very similar …
‘No one at Sygnia will lose their job to AI’ – Magda Wierzycka
Sygnia CEO's take on why businesses must adapt or risk being left behind in the AI revolution.