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Icasa says South Africa’s trade in second-hand network licences isn’t working and wants direct applications instead.
New-energy vehicle sales have already passed last year’s total, but fully electric cars remain a sliver of the market.
Two seismic-survey judgments show data centre developers what happens when public participation fails and succeeds.
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TymeBank customers can now withdraw cash at 172 000 spaza shops and traders across South Africa.
Ether has surged, leading a rally in digital assets amid growing speculation about approval of one or more ETFs.
Three years after its launch, the UK content-focused BritBox is shutting down in South Africa.
Competition Tribunal hearings into the proposed merger between Vodacom and Maziv kicked off in Pretoria on Monday.
Altron Group has hiked its final dividend for the 2024 financial year by 74% after reporting strong financial results.
Google is betting Microsoft’s very public cybersecurity failures will persuade companies to switch to its productivity software.
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Elon Musk’s social media followers have spoken: The Tesla chief should sell 10% of his stake in the electric car maker.
This was supposed to be Jack Ma’s finest hour. Instead Beijing reined in his empire, abruptly clipping the wings of corporate China’s biggest star.
Facebook’s conduct revealed in leaked documents is “pretty concerning”, said former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
China’s biggest Internet companies, their shares beaten down by government regulation this year, have a new catalyst to lure buyers: semiconductors.
This week, Samsung representatives are standing by at some of the world’s busiest airports, ready to exchange Galaxy Note7 phones for something new and less combustible. After dozens of fires, two recalls and the complete
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

































