The damage is in the accounting rather than at the trading level, but shareholders face a big swing from profit to loss.
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Microsoft and OpenAI are probing whether data output from OpenAI’s technology was obtained in an unauthorised manner.
Former President Jacob Zuma’s daughter will face charges related to riots four years ago in which 354 people died.
History is repeating itself, with e.tv and the communications minister set to face off in the high court.
SpaceX has told Icasa that it ought to rethink the rules requiring 30% shareholding by “historically disadvantaged” groups.
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The fast and furious rally in China’s ChatGPT shares looks set to fade as tech firms caution they’re nowhere close to turning a profit in this field.
Orange is considering strategic options for its African and Middle Eastern mobile towers business, including stake sales, sources said.
New York’s chief financial regulator has ordered Paxos, the company behind the stablecoin of major crypto exchange Binance, to stop issuing the token.
SpaceX’s towering Super Heavy booster, one half of the company’s Starship rocket system, briefly roared to life for the first time on Thursday.
Telkom’s financial results for the six months to end-September are a mixed bag. Headlines are focused on a fixed-line business under immense pressure, and a mobile one that is doing extraordinarily well.
In a world where iPhone demand is on the wane, Apple has a Plan B. But there’s no back-up for many of the companies that supply components for the iPhone.

































