Apple CEO Tim Cook defended the company’s decision to remove a mapping app in Hong Kong, saying the company received “credible information” indicating the software was being used “maliciously” to attack police.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa poured cold water on proposals by his finance minister, Tito Mboweni, that state power utility Eskom sell some of its power plants to help settle its debt.
Samsung Display plans to spend $11-billion developing and building next-generation displays, responding to a flood of supply and price pressure from fast-moving Chinese rivals.
Amazon.com’s top spokesman, Jay Carney, criticised the administration of President Donald Trump on Wednesday, questioning the patriotism and honesty of the current White House.
South Africa’s economy was roaring along in 2007 on the back of the global commodities boom when power shortages struck, bringing mines and smelters to a halt.
Ethiopia may give up majority control over its telecommunications monopoly in a second phase of privatisation once it’s sold 49% of the company next year.
Business confidence increased from the lowest level in more than three decades in September and may continue to rise.
Activision Blizzard is facing a fierce backlash and calls for a boycott after a unit of the American game company punished a player for supporting Hong Kong’s protest movement, the latest cultural clash between the US and China.
Two US senate Democrats are urging three payment processing companies to reconsider their involvement with the libra cryptocurrency project envisioned by Facebook and a coalition of other groups.
Last year, Apple said developers would be able to easily bring their iPad apps to Mac computers. So far, the reality has fallen short for some developers and is even leaving consumers paying twice for apps.