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Naspers plunged after news emerged that the US had designated China’s Tencent as a military company operating in the US.
Huge municipal debt is hindering Eskom’s plan to restructure and separate its distribution unit, its chairman said.
Husk Power Systems aims to raise an industry record of as much as R7.4-billion this year for expansion.
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Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, said he was motivated to acquire Parler by his belief that existing platforms are too restrictive when it comes to user speech.
Mastercard will let consumers buy and sell digital assets through their bank accounts, potentially paving the way for thousands of finance firms to offer crypto trading for the first time.
Parlement Technologies, the parent company of social media app Parler, said on Monday that it will be acquired by rapper Kanye West.
The iPhone manufacturing hub of Zhengzhou locked down one of its most populated districts to tame a virus flare-up.
On Monday, Apple executives will take the stage at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Jose to lay out the iPhone maker’s software strategy for the next year and tease future hardware ambitions. Each year when it upgrades
In November, at the half-year stage, I highlighted that Telkom was facing crises on a few fronts and that only one part of its business – mobile – was firing on all cylinders. With full-year numbers available, certain trends are clearer
