Investors are debating whether the rebound in US stocks will stick, but corporate America is taking no chances and turning to a favorite old method for juicing the market: Buying back billions of dollars of their own stock.
A UK government ban on Bain & Co. from competing for state contracts sets an important precedent for the handling of companies found to have assisted with corruption overseas, according to lawmaker Peter Hain.
The City of Cape Town has highlighted the success of its workforce development programme, Jobs Connect, launched in April 2021.
South Africa will get more interest rate hikes, but the end of the cycle may be near; protests and community anger over high crime raise red flags for more civil unrest in South Africa; the country's nursing shortage is reportedly…
Massmart Holdings fell the most in more than two months in Johannesburg after the Walmart-owned South African retailer said its first-half loss widened.
South Africa’s state-owned port and rail company Transnet is gauging interest from developers to rejuvenate a half-century-old building that is also one of Africa’s tallest.
Ramaphosa's short-term energy plans may not be enough; South Africa's defence department is in a total mess; wage talks in the motor sector deadlock; and Tembisa residents vow to continue their protest action.
Passengers flying with Virgin Australia and Dutch carrier KLM are suffering some of the biggest disruptions to travel as the understaffed aviation industry struggles to cope with a resurgence in demand, schedules show.
The chief executive officer of Pearson, one of the world’s largest textbook publishers, said he hopes technology like non-fungible tokens and the blockchain could help the company take a cut from second hand sales of its materials as more books…
Ramaphosa promises policies to tackle rising fuel and food costs in South Africa; Treasury takes hold of public sector wage talks; flight prices in South Africa have more than doubled; and it was win some / lose some for reform…