Bob Group says customers’ card details should be treated as exposed after a breach of its systems in late October.
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The energy department “categorically” denies its 5.2GW nuclear consultation is a charade, as critics push back.
Microsoft’s Outlook and Teams have been disrupted for more than 12 hours after servers went unexpectedly offline.
The co-founder who led Nvidia for 33 years has resigned after a week of scandal. CFO Colette Kress takes over as interim CEO.
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Apple has launched new versions of its iPad Air, enhancing the midtier tablet with its M3 chip and AI tools.
Nedbank and Norway’s Norfund are acquiring a “substantial minority” stake in South Africa’s Pele Energy.
The high court in Pretoria has dismissed Vodacom’s application for an urgent interdict in its spectrum pooling battle.
Cell C has handed big chunks of its licensed radio frequency spectrum back to communications regulator Icasa.
Groupe Canal+’s planned acquisition of South Africa’s MultiChoice Group has been hit by a delay.
The South African Post Office is deadweight threatening to overburden an already-stretched national fiscus.
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Elon Musk’s prediction that Tesla would have an “epic” end of year looks more off base by the day.
Apple is preparing to allow alternative app stores on its iPhones and iPads, part of a sweeping overhaul to comply with EU requirements.
Meta Platforms is facing a lawsuit in Kenya’s high court accusing the company of failing Africans by amplifying hate speech and incitement to violence on Facebook.
The Joe Biden administration plans to put China’s Yangtze Memory Technologies and dozens of other companies on a trade blacklist.
Willem Roos is aware of the expectation that he will disrupt the telecommunications industry as much with Rain Mobile, the upstart mobile data company, as he did the insurance industry with Outsurance.
Cameras for pros, such as Nikon’s $6 500 D5 and Canon’s $5 500 1D Mark II, were considered unassailable, until now. But Sony’s incursion into professional photography didn’t happen overnight.

































