‘The EU is looking to level the playing field when it comes to carbon-intensive products like iron, steel, aluminium, cement and so on,’ says Scott Williams, director of business sustainability at Forvis Mazars SA.
With spending, investment revised up.
The mudslide struck at around 8:30 a.m. local time.
Eswatini linked the move to a law enforcement operation targeting foreign nationals, mostly from China, for suspected cyber-related criminal activity.
Discovery South Africa and its Vitality business will both see profit growth for the financial year end June 2026.
The new reality for SA exporters. China’s trademark shake-up puts SA brands on notice. And SA entrepreneur launches app to calculate the cost of being a woman.
But underlying businesses remain strong.
Amid ‘strengthening real estate fundamentals’.
As traders await inflation data.
Muted investor response to the buying spree — with shares rising about 3% over two sessions after a 8.5% drop — suggests unease over the Chinese tech giant’s decision while doubts linger over the AI outlay payoff.