US widens strikes on Iran as both sides downplay diplomacy
That was the 11th straight day of attacks on Iran, which again fired on US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan.
Paramount-Warner deal spread balloons as ruling upends timing
Warner Bros shares have slumped some 3.9% since the Monday ruling to $25.83, leaving the gap between the stock’s price and Paramount’s $31-a-share offer at the widest level since the takeover was announced in February.
Big oil set to reap profit bonanza from soaring fuel prices
Earnings from the five supermajors combined will likely be the third-highest on record.
Rectron launches recovery efforts after cyberattack
ICT distributor activates business continuity measures as forensic investigators assess the scope of the security breach.
Union warns Eskom Green is privatisation by another name
‘Corporate monopolies that are dominating key sectors of the economy are subsidised by the state. Their costs are socialised while their profits are privatised,’ says Giwusa president Mametlwe Sebei.
Nigerian fuel imports surge as Dangote refinery favours exports
Shipped in 18.1m liters of the fuel per day in June, compared with 5.6m liters in May.
US set to impose new tariffs by Friday
A move to ensure his tariff regime remains intact even after stopgap 10% global duties lapse.
SA’s guava crunch, the sweet fruit facing a sour future
Can Home Affairs finally end the queues and modernise identity services, or is the new strategy creating a two-tier system that leaves millions of South Africans behind? The minister speaks. Eskom Green sparks fresh privatisation row. And why leadership gaps are putting the retail sector at risk.
FlySafair says air-traffic constraints are limiting operations
Pressure on aircraft movements has become a constraint on network planning even as Air Traffic and Navigation Services works to restore staffing levels and modernise systems.
In peak shark season, a South African beach warning system is idle
When the world’s biggest predatory fish move inshore to hunt seals.