Amid sweeping layoffs, Netflix has replaced the content chief whose tenure included Squid Game and Bridgerton.
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The Reserve Bank wants all of South Africa’s ATMs white-labelled, with free transactions below a threshold, starting with a pilot in January.
Apple’s first foldable iPhone carries a steeper local premium than its new HomeView, HomePod mini 2 and Apple TV 4K.
South Africa fares better than most of the continent, according to the operators’ lobby group.
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Datatec has more than doubled its interim dividend after reporting a 110% year-on-year jump in headline earnings per share.
The Gauteng Gambling Board has won a case against companies offering fixed-odds bets on casino games online.
The Elettrica is a driver’s EV – and it puts Alfa squarely back at the top of the game. Without question, this is an Alfa. More importantly, it’s a worthy Alfa.
Clearwater Mall, in Johannesburg’s western suburbs, will be the location of Walmart’s first own-branded store in South Africa.
Fintechs have gained an edge by working closely with informal traders, but the banks are also changing their approach.
OpenAI is laying the groundwork for an initial public offering that could value the company at up to $1-trillion.
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Strong sales growth at Huawei helped power an 11% rise in China’s total smartphone shipments in October.
Nvidia shares are poised for their longest streak of advances since a record-setting dash in December 2016.
Vodacom Group parent Vodafone Group reported second-quarter sales growth on Tuesday that beat analysts’ estimates.
Oil giant Exxon Mobil plans to become one of the biggest suppliers of lithium for electric vehicles.
China’s biggest technology firm, Huawei, has risen to global prominence as a leader in 5G. It’s also become a major target for the US as China’s technological prowess has grown along with its ambitions.
Google’s dominance of the digital advertising market is harming advertisers, news publishers and consumers, according to a paper that outlines how the US could bring an antitrust case against the Internet giant.

































