A disgruntled Tesla employee broke into the company’s manufacturing operating system and sent highly sensitive data to unknown third parties, according to an e-mail Elon Musk sent to staff. The worker, who had been denied
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ZTE dived 24% after American lawmakers green-lit a bill to restore severe penalties on the Chinese telecommunications gear maker, potentially up-ending a deal struck with US President Donald Trump to allow it
Eskom said that although the probability of load shedding on Monday is low, it could still implement it if the demand for electricity increases in the evening. “There is a low probability of rotational load shedding during
Some Uber Technologies drivers in South Africa have gone on strike as the cost of running cars increases with higher fuel prices. Drivers at the US ride-hailing service gathered peacefully at a public park
African telecommunications company Eaton Towers has decided to postpone an initial public offering on concern that conditions are hurting valuations, according to people familiar with the matter. Eaton Towers, partly owned
The UK will develop its own satellite navigation system if the European Union decides to bar the nation from accessing the bloc’s Galileo programme after Brexit, Prime Minister Theresa May said. “This is an issue,” May told
The Bank of International Settlements just told the cryptocurrency world it’s not ready for prime time — and as far as mainstream financial services go, may never be. In a withering, 24-page article released on Sunday as part
Eskom and its labour unions have agreed to hold new negotiations over pay, the government said, ending protests at power plants that have caused disruptions to power supply. Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan
State-owned power utility Eskom resumed rolling blackouts Friday after protesting employees blocked others from working and interfered with the electricity grid. Eskom, which generates almost all of the nation’s
State-owned power utility Eskom said it will start rolling blackouts for the first time since 2015 as protesting workers blockaded plant entrances and disrupted distribution networks. “Acts of intimidation and sabotage have