Beyond big tech: Where the opportunities are now
Analysis of whether there’s still an energy trade in a world awash with oil, and what Sars’s new crypto tax guide means for investors.
BHP workers to strike at world’s top iron ore export port
Will stage an eight-hour strike on July 16, unions said, escalating tensions with the mining giant and potentially putting some supply at risk.
When an ice lolly becomes an economic warning
Japan’s investigation into alleged price coordination among ice cream manufacturers is about more than frozen treats.
ConCourt stops deportation of asylum seekers
Declares sections of the Refugees Act unconstitutional.
Definite links between construction mafia and political parties – Macpherson
Says institutionalising the prevention side of the fight is an important step as the disruptors do not operate in one sphere of government, and infrastructure delivery does not sit in one department.
Pick n Pay wants to give CEO more shares to achieve turnaround
Roughly R25m in shares will be awarded in August, which offsets those forfeited by the delay of achieving break-even.
Industry push forces Sars to scrap premature trust penalties
But trust penalties remain, and new letters of final demand are on their way.
Ghana asks Ramaphosa to defer visit amid xenophobic attacks
SA clarifies that the request to Ghana was not for a state visit, but to confirm the holding of a commission to be chaired by the two presidents.
Treasury tightens public purse on red-flagged municipalities
Warnings issued and ignored, leading to action ‘unprecedented in the existence of the local government system in the country’ – with 70 municipalities given 120 days to earn the release of their equitable share grants. Professor Samuel Koma from the University of Limpopo fills us in.
Why businesses should consider owning their commercial property
Ricco Strydom of Merchant West discusses why businesses should consider owning rather than leasing commercial property and the role of the right funding partner.