Fewer power cuts boost Astral's share price, and the forensic investigation into allegations of governance breaches at Saipa has been completed.(Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
A Cape Town attorney has launched a High Court bid to declare the RAF, its chair and CEO delinquent, BHP ups its offer to buy Anglo American, and Impala Platinum could axe up to 3,900 jobs.
BHP's shares fell 4% after its 'opportunistic' bid for Anglo American, and a massive blow to Pravin Gordhan as the botched SAA deal is referred to the Special Investigating Unit.
Aspen could help to ease a global supply crunch in obesity medications, the FSCA says 4 000 employers are sitting on pension fund contributions, and Discovery embraces the ability of puppies to reduce employee stress.
The government looks to minority investors for SAA, Cape Town to get three new flights from London a week, and the IMF names SA as Africa's largest economy.
Trade Minister Ibrahim Patel approves the keeping of anti-dumping duties on frozen chicken imports from the US, and the markets react following Israel's retaliatory attack on Isfahan in the early hours of the morning.
A major boost for Kariega by VW Group Africa, the IMF forecast for South Africa is bleak, and the markets are still dealing with concerns following Iran's attack on Israel.
South Africa takes a preliminary step to file a complaint against the World Trade Organisation, Samsung regains its crown as the number one smartphone maker, and a fair degree of nervousness on the markets due to Iran/Israeli hostilities.
ACSA refers Nedbank to the SIU, an important week ahead for inflation data, and the markets seem to have taken Iran's attack on Israel in their stride.
Bloomberg predicts interest rates will remain unchanged for the foreseeable future, Sibanye-Stillwater looks to shed jobs, and embattled Ellies Electronics thrown a lifeline.
The latest inflation figures in the US affect the rand/dollar exchange rate, Ellies to go into liquidation, and victory in the Johannesburg High Court for plant-based food products.
Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi to withdraw the new work visa regulations he gazetted on March 28, and the most valuable brands survey results are revealed.
Following the Takatso deal's collapse, SA Airways is looking to hire five permanent top positions, and Canal Plus makes a mandatory offer to buy outstanding shares in MultiChoice.
Eskom plans to decommission and repurpose three coal-fired power plants later in the year, and Sanlam is set to hike its stake in India's Shriram General Insurance. (Chris Buchanan was standing in for Chris Gibbons)
Some good news for SARS, Blue Label Telecoms gets the green light to take a controlling stake in Cell C, and could things be turning around at Transnet?
3 Apr
2 min
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