The telecommunications group said the parties had decided a suitable transaction was not possible at this time
South African competition watchdog has approved Tongaat takeover – with conditions
The announcement comes just weeks after competitor Northam inked a deal to acquire up to 33.3% of Royal Bafokeng Platinum
Judge Colin Lamont withdrew from the case because of his shares in the mining company Sibanye
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The former Steinhoff chief executive and three others have been fined by the FSCA for insider trading in the days leading up to the company’s 2017 share price crash
The company’s share price rose more than 12% in morning trading on Monday when its joint chief executives resigned
The retailer’s stock is still down by over 95% from where it was before news of Jooste’s resignation reached the market
Analysts say shareholders would win if the media giant unbundled its stake in the Chinese firm
Investors have been putting their money into cash-like securities to avoid losses.
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The company stock dropped 4.7% after a share sale to institutional investors to generate cash for investment opportunities.
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While other retailers battle with slow growth, Massmart has announced its earnings gained as much as 37% last year.
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Markets have responded positively to Pick n Pay’s announcement that it has reduced costs and slowed down market share decline.
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An increasing number of medical aid claims and higher costs saw the company’s full-year profits fall by 6%.
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Discovery stock fell more today than in the past four and a half years on expectations of an up to 10% decrease in profit on the year.
CFO resigns during an investigation.
McDonald’s, the fast food giant that managed to ride out much of the Great Recession, has been bitten by the global slowdown.
A group of schoolgirls have won the JSE/Liberty Investment challenge, and were rewarded with real shares for their efforts.
Apple is anticipated to report another dazzling quarter ropelled by strong demand for its perennial bestselling iPhone and the new, thinner iPad 2.
How much you make out of your investment will be determined by how much you paid for it.
Should we sell our property or keep it for income?
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Sometimes choices need to take your emotional security into account.
Telkom warns the launch of mobile operator 8ta and a wage agreement with trade unions will hit earnings in the six months to September 30, 2010.
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SA’s second-biggest drug maker expects full-year profit to fall due to BEE once-off charge.
Old Mutual has declined to comment on a weekend report that it is planning to offload its 53% holding in South Africa’s Nedbank.
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The JSE slipped into the red by noon on Friday as profit-taking set in by market participants looking to cover their shorts ahead of the weekend.
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Like local companies, executives are feeling the pinch of the recent drop in share values, writes Lynley Donnelly.
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Without Vodacom, Telkom is in for a rough ride, writes Lloyd Gedye.
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Sasol, the world’s largest producer of fuels from coal, on Monday said it had bought back 6% of its own shares.
The all-share index has been buoyed by resources, but there is no hiding the carnage.
A global sell-off knocked world shares to a five-month low on Thursday as surging oil prices fanned concerns about inflation and slowing growth.