BusinessLIVE brings you all of SA’s top news and views‚ in one place

We’ve been developing it for months and now we are ready to share SA’s premium business site with you.

BusinessLIVE will bring you business‚ commercial‚ market and political news as it happens‚ from our fast news team and the top writers in the newsroom of SA’s most respected business newspaper‚ Business Day.

You will get access to news from the Financial Mail as well as the political punch of the Rand Daily Mail and the essential investment knowledge offered by Investor’s Monthly. And there’s multimedia from Business Day TV.

Incredibly‚ all of this is available for free!

But we know you want more. For those who want to delve beneath the surface and read the country’s top writers of opinion and commentary‚ we are introducing BusinessLIVE Premium.

This exclusive section of the website will allow you to follow our stable of top columnists such as Peter Bruce‚ Ron Derby‚ Hilary Joffe‚ Justice Malala‚ Tim Cohen‚ Xhanti Payi‚ Steven Friedman‚ Toby Shapshak‚ Rob Rose‚ Gareth van Onselen‚ Aubrey Matshiqi‚ Bruce Whitfield and many more.

For just R349 a month‚ you will have access to all these incredible voices as well as:

• Full access to the Wall Street Journal;

• A curated selection of the top stories from the Financial Times;

• An incredible array of detailed unit trust data from Morningstar; and

• Full access to the Sunday Times Business Times section.

We’ve done the maths‚ and access to these international partners alone would set you back more than R1‚000 a month.

We’re so confident you will want to step up to the BusinessLIVE Premium package that we are going to allow you to try it out for the first month for the amazing offer of just R9.99.

We will ask you to pay for the Premium section only from the end of October‚ so go ahead and try it all out for free for a month.

The good news is that if you are a subscriber to Business Day or the Financial Mail‚ you will get access to BusinessLIVE Premium for free.

BusinessLIVE will be edited by Ray Hartley‚ the former editor of The Times and Sunday Times and current editor of the Rand Daily Mail.

“SA‚ like the rest of the world‚ has become an incredibly complex place‚ with a growing number of media voices shouting for your attention. BusinessLIVE will navigate you through this torrent of information by bringing you accurate‚ trustworthy reporting on everything that is important to you‚ the decision maker‚” said Hartley.

– TMG Digital/BusinessLIVE