Traffic flows through Hormuz despite shock container ship attack
Oil tankers and cargo vessels continue using the strategic route as industry participants weigh the risks of renewed instability.
King Charles reveals his tax bill for first time in modern era
In an attempt to increase the transparency of the British monarchy’s finances.
The plight of so many entering retirement today financially unprepared
‘I think employers can play a very meaningful role in assisting and supporting [their] people’ – John Anderson from Sanlam Corporate Investments.
Jeremy’s weekly wrap: Business backs Ramaphosa advisor as SCA clips Tshwane
This week on Moneyweb@Midday we examined Michael Sachs' appointment as President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic advisor, a warning about companies waiting before admitting they need help, SCA rejecting Tshwane's land expropriation attempt, and the cost of removing migrant workers from food systems.
Standard Bank becomes Africa’s first authorised renminbi clearing bank
The People’s Bank of China has authorised the banking partners to clear renminbi transactions across 19 African countries.
Vance says Nixon Watergate scandal wouldn’t end a presidency now
While promoting his new book at the Nixon presidential library in California, Vance said he had 'always liked' the former president who resigned under a cloud of scandal.
Korean stocks tumble 9% on chip selloff, triggers trading halt
The Korean market has been gripped by extreme volatility this year, fuelled by surging retail activity reliant on margin trading and a wave of leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking chipmakers.
Ship struck in Hormuz as oil supertankers turn back again
Container ship Ever Lovely was struck on the side and sustained damage to its bridge while it was sailing along a recommended route, Taiwanese operator Evergreen Marine said.
BHP’s incoming CEO Craig tweaks leadership team before start
'The new appointments will support BHP’s progress in strategy, operating performance, growth and our differentiated approach to social value creation,' Craig said.
Aluminum heads for fourth weekly drop on Mideast supply return
Aluminum fell 0.2% to $3 158 a ton on the London Metal Exchange as of 11:10 a.m. in Shanghai.