South Africa’s financial services sector regulator has debarred Africa Bitcoin Corporation CEO Warren Wheatley.
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South Africans will spend R159-billion online this year, but the growth rate is set to fall from 35.4% to 22.5%.
Teraco used 399GWh of electricity in 2025, three times its 2021 figure, with a new solar facility now due to come online next year.
Woolworths grew online food sales 18.3% while Checkers Sixty60 managed 34.7% off a far larger base.
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Vodacom Group is planning to cut jobs in South Africa, its biggest market, to help reduce costs.
Among other transactions, Remgro is fighting to get approval for a multibillion-rand fibre deal with Vodacom.
The JSE is slowly turning the tide from a wave of delistings to companies once again considering initial public offerings.
Over the past four years, LockBit has been involved in thousands of ransomware attacks on victims around the world.
South Africa is facing the prospect of a breakdown in the water supply to its industrial heartland and most populated region.
The JSE has inked a deal with AWS to modernise its technology, including delivering real-time market data in the cloud.
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Tesla’s ascent into the most exclusive of corporate clubs – the $1-trillion capitalisation set – has investors guessing on which company will be the next to join.
Apple lost its crown as the world’s most valuable public company to Microsoft on Friday, as the iPhone maker’s shares continued their downward slide.
Ether, the world’s second largest cryptocurrency, hit an all-time high on Friday, a little over a week after larger rival bitcoin set its own record.
Supply-chain woes cost Apple $6-billion in sales during the company’s fiscal fourth quarter, which missed Wall Street expectations.
Netflix surged more than 20% after reporting its streaming service signed up 3,6m subscribers in the third quarter, vanquishing – for now – investor concerns about slowing growth at the world’s largest online TV network. In the next year, the company will become
With SABMiller out of the JSE Top 40, Naspers now accounts for roughly a fifth of the index – a risk for anyone tethering their savings to the index. Naspers trades on a price-earnings multiple of about 100, which is perilously close to
