FBI agent allegedly turns himself in for $1m crypto theft
Yaroch was fired by the FBI on July 31, the same day he was arrested. He has been charged with interstate transportation and receipt of stolen goods, securities and monies.
Nedbank first-half profit edges higher
Dividend trails estimate.
US earnings are spectacular so far
Analysis of the US earnings season as two-thirds of S&P 500 companies have reported, and what the latest July PMI data says about the state of the economy.
Oil advances as Trump touts Iran negotiations and Hormuz flows
Brent for October settlement rose 1.3% to $84.84 a barrel at 11:14 a.m. in Singapore.
Mogale City still polluting Cradle of Mankind
Despite sewer upgrades, with tests detecting high levels of E. coli in water flowing from the Percy Stewart treatment plant into the Blougat Spruit.
What the new compliance agreement means for businesses in Mauritius
For companies that chose the island precisely for its stability and predictability, challenging a tax assessment could cost millions of rupees – but a new measure changes this.
SA’s restaurant industry cannot continue to carry more costs
In a country where unemployment remains one of our greatest national challenges, this sector should be encouraged – not burdened.
Ramaphosa endorses stronger municipal electricity licence enforcement
Arresting rising municipal debt crucial for NTCSA unbundling.
Why Coronation has added Absa to flagship fund
While the market remains cautious, it's backing new CEO Kenny Fihla to turn the business around.
State reduces claim against Agrizzi from R1.8bn to R53m
Though it could identify ‘only’ R7m in alleged personal benefits from the corruption the Bosasa whistleblower exposed, alongside R26.7m in assets.