FSB extends temporary exemption granted to MTN Zakhele until 30 June 2015
Financial Services Board (FSB) extends the temporary exemption granted to MTN Zakhele to operate a trading platform for its ordinary shares until 30 June 2015.
CEO of Prudential to move to Credit Suisse Group
Tidjane Thiam, CEO of Prudential, will be leaving the company to take up the same position at Credit Suisse later this year.
Under a watch-ful eye: Paranoia before debut of Apple watch
Extreme apps, extreme gadgets and extreme secrecy: Apple Inc. went to great lengths to ensure that no information about its latest gadget was released prematurely.
The story behind the squadron: A look at the territorial dispute between Japan and China
A current territorial dispute over islets in the East China Sea has strained relations between China and Japan. The article takes a look at the stories behind the squadrons.
Alec Hogg: Jannie Mouton – Thinking more, doing less – and generating 51% a year for two decades
Alec Hogg visited with PSG founder Jannie Mouton in his peaceful Stellenbosch office last Friday. Much of the conversation will be shared in the days ahead.
Branson’s Virgin Atlantic returns to profit – thanks to Delta
U.K. billionaire Richard Branson’s Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. posted its first annual profit since 2011 following a two-year revival plan underpinned by collaboration with U.S. shareholder Delta Air Lines Inc.
Peter Wilhelm: The fragility of humanity in the face of Nature
Peter Wilhelm explores the more serious side of life, nature and especially satire as he ponders the fires that have devastated the Cape over the last week.
Truecaller, 100m users and growing fast, tipped as next Whatsapp
Many great ideas seem obvious only after the event. How about an online portal that shares telephone numbers of anyone willing to provide them?
US Shale Fracking Boom slowing to a halt on lower oil price
U.S. shale oil output is expected to post the slowest growth in more than four years in April, the Energy Information Administration said today. That follows a 41 percent plunge since December in the number of drilling rigs seeking oil.
BHP defends “OPEC” strategy of supplying into falling iron ore market
Led by Saudi Arabia, the oil producing cartel refused to cut back on supply despite the flood of new entrants from the U.S. Fracking Boom. The world’s largest miner, BHP Billiton, is doing the same thing in iron ore.