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Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King has weighed in, slamming Therea May’s Brexit plan in a powerful opinion piece run by news agency Bloomberg.
Higher US bond yields have made the payouts offered by most stocks look pretty underwhelming lately. Not so Glencore Plc, whose implied yield is startlingly high even though it’s throwing off cash like it’s going out of fashion.
Ivan Glasenberg said there will be a generational shift at the top of Glencore over the next few years, suggesting a period of upheaval for the world’s largest commodity trader.
Naspers has its sights set on acquisitions as Africa’s largest company by market value targets “significant investments” for its $10bn cash pile in the next couple of months.
The Steinhoff business Mattress Firm held a vital clue that the company was heading for trouble.
After Steinhoff and Capitec, another South African JSE-listed company has found its way into Viceroy’s sights.
Vitaliy Katsenelson has built quite a reputation among value-based money managers and he explains to us why his firm sold its entire Apple stake just last week.
Never was there a better lesson for the ANC than Vietnam’s economic and political transformation after a debilitating internecine war of liberation in which America bombed half the country, (the North), to shreds.
Steinhoff International’s battle to stabilise itself received a boost as troubled US bedding chain Mattress Firm emerged from bankruptcy with $525 million in funding to support operations.
The restaurant delivery arm of the world’s largest ride-hailing company, called Uber Eats, represents more than 10 percent of gross bookings across the business.