Nehawu members will down tools on Thursday after pay talks collapsed, but the regulator promises normal service.
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The Competition Commission has recommended approval of Capitec’s R400-million Walletdoc acquisition subject to conditions.
Exclusive | The communications minister has rejected the idea that South Africa must align with Washington or Beijing.
The neural network technology reads vital signs continuously to flag risk before it becomes otherwise detectable.
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Blu Label could pay a special dividend to shareholders if its planned listing of Cell C on the JSE next year goes ahead.
Google is seeking to avoid a forced sale of part of its online advertising business in its latest faceoff with US antitrust enforcers.
MultiChoice is at an inflection point, and the new board will be judged quickly on whether it can deliver a credible turnaround.
France’s Group Canal+ moved quickly on Monday to stamp its authority on MultiChoice Group following the conclusion of the deal.
MVNOs are key to Cell C’s growth strategy as it works towards becoming a “network operator of the future”.
Nvidia will invest up to $100-billion in OpenAI, marking a tie-up between two of the highest-profile leaders in the AI race.
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Electrified vehicles accounted for over 47.6% of all new passenger car registrations in the EU as of November.
Shopping on Amazon.com has long entailed scrolling through pages and pages of often redundant customer feedback.
TomTom has partnered with Microsoft to create an AI-powered conversational assistant for vehicles.
India’s IT firms are accepting tougher contract terms to win large deals from clients as they compete for fewer orders.
Despite its superficially frivolous nature, young people have been using TikTok to send political messages, coordinate political actions and hang out in an online space largely free of adults.
Half a decade ago, the billionaire founder of Epic Games sparred with Microsoft over the way the software giant treated small application developers. Now he’s launched a legal broadside against Apple and Google.

































