Altron raised its interim dividend 15% to 55c as headline earnings from continuing operations rose 14%.
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A proposed new South African space law would make it an offence to build a satellite without a licence from a…
Chainalysis says thousands of rapid transactions suggest the record Binance haul is being laundered automatically.
MTN Nigeria’s service revenue growth recovered to 19.7% in the third quarter after a second-quarter slump.
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Marialet Greeff, who was appointed as chief financial officer of EOH Holdings in February, has resigned.
The supreme court of appeal has overturned a ruling that found that law firm ENSafrica was liable to pay a woman R5.5-million stolen by fraudsters.
Apple’s developer conference on Monday was about more than infusing its software with the latest AI technology.
Salesforce sees an investment in training initiatives as key to its growth strategy in South Africa and the rest of Africa.
Volkswagen and Isuzu have expressed scepticism about South Africa’s plans to develop an EV industry.
The International Air Transport Association is anticipating record passenger numbers this year.
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Amazon Web Services has introduced two new custom computing chips aimed at helping its customers beat the cost of using chips from Intel and Nvidia.
A UK regulator has told Facebook owner Meta Platforms to sell animated images platform Giphy over competition concerns.
Twitter’s new CEO, Parag Agrawal, is now the youngest CEO in the S&P 500, but apparently just barely.
Twitter on Monday joined the likes of Microsoft and Google in recognising India as one of the world’s richest pools of tech talent.
Once upon a time, there was a lot of optimism that the blockchain – the technology underlying bitcoin – would help the finance industry deal with a big headache: post-trade processing, the often long and arduous task of making sure
President Jacob Zuma has warded off calls to resign over the scandals that have marred his administration and spread dissent in the ruling party largely thanks to a bloc of politicians known as the “premier league” that has his back. With urban voters deserting
