Business
Italtile expects limited growth as consumers rein in non-essential spending
Italtile plans to build on its established brands, invest in new products and technology, improve customer service and leverage synergies across its vertically integrated operations.
Jubilee Metals receives two offers for Zambia’s large waste project
Jubilee Metals has received two offers for its large waste project (LWP) in Zambia and plans to redirect capital from the project into the expansion of its existing copper operations
Why loyalty cards are stuck in the past
App-based solutions seek to streamline rewards and reduce card clutter
Why Saccawu accuses Boxer of unfair treatment
Union calls for end to unpaid labour and exclusion from benefits
Greg Abel finally spends a chunk of Berkshire Hathaway’s huge cashpile
The conglomerate that legendary investor Warren Buffett built reported its second-quarter earnings on Saturday morning
Power tariff relief essential for RBM’s survival, says MD
MD Wilhemina Ngcobo warned that high energy costs were suffocating the company’s business in South Africa.
Why Ithuba lost lucrative lottery licence
Documents filed in court reveal how localisation, politics, projected revenue shaped decision
BIG READ | Scarred veteran Dloti wades into battle again at the head of African Bank
The lender’s next chapter is themed on restoring profitability, credibility and investor confidence
Private education hottest stock on the JSE
The private higher education sector is fast becoming one of the country's most attractive long-term investment stories, as chronic shortages at public schools and universities and rising student demand fuel years of expected growth
Resignations trigger urgent review at embattled Seta
Minister orders investigation into senior resignations and governance failures
Medshield targets corporate market
Medshield delivered positive membership growth and maintained a robust solvency position well above regulatory requirements.
Boxer looks beyond price wars as FNB becomes part of retail strategy
FNB deal forms part of a strategy to offer customers more than low prices
Monitor shows gang extortion spreading beyond Cape Town
Delivery vehicles are hijacked, transport vehicles are ‘impounded’ by taxi marshals, and informal business owners have been murdered for refusing to pay extortion demands.
Nedbank eyes growth in commercial property finance and continent
CFO Mike Davis says bank confident NCBA acquisition deal will be closed this year, giving it access to lucrative East African market
SA poultry ties ‘supplementary,’ not predatory, says Brazil meat chief
Since 2012, local poultry producers have lodged disputes with Brazilian poultry producers, accusing the latter of dumping.
























