South Africa will phase out support for semi-knocked-down vehicle assembly, trade minister Parks Tau has said.
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Amid sweeping layoffs, Netflix has replaced the content chief whose tenure included Squid Game and Bridgerton.
The shares and the purchase price paid to Kenya’s government will stay where they are until a fast-tracked appeal is heard.
Private wheeling projects have no regulated compensation if the grid operator curtails them because of oversupply.
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Standard Bank has confirmed the phased roll-out of smart ID application and renewal services at select branches.
Court documents show the US-headquartered company’s assets were seized as part of an ongoing legal dispute.
A new app called We Need Milk wants to cure “basket blindness” by showing shoppers the true cost of their groceries.
Absa has tapped the man behind M-Pesa’s continental expansion to lead its personal banking franchise.
Paramount CEO David Ellison is doubling down in his relentless pursuit of Warner Bros Discovery assets.
Wiocc Group predicts further market consolidation as subsidiary OADC’s deal for seven NTT data centres is concluded.
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Elon Musk has filed suit against OpenAI and CEO, Sam Altman, accusing them of breaching contractual agreements.
Meta Platforms said it will stop paying Australian news publishers for content that appears on Facebook.
Apple plans to disclose more about its plans to put generative artificial intelligence to use later this year, CEO Tim Cook said.
At the heart of the rally that is pushing bitcoin towards a record high is a simple tenet of economics.
Google and Facebook make a lot of noise about how their main services are free to use. And it’s true, they are. But what they don’t highlight is their role in making almost everything else we consume online more expensive.
Google is under growing pressure to pay for information that, for two decades, the search provider snipped from the Web – and made a mint from – without paying a penny.
