Tencent has sold about $1.5bn of Kuaishou in Hong Kong's biggest block trade this year to fund its AI push, a capital reshuffle that runs straight through the Tencent stake anchoring JSE giants Naspers and Prosus.
A record-low share price this week caps three brutal years of conflict, taxes and cash calls for the ruby and emerald miner, just as its long-serving chief executive prepares to leave.
From late October, Turkish Airlines lifts both its Joburg and Cape Town routes from seven to ten weekly flights, taking its total South African schedule from 14 to 20.
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Moody's has moved the city's outlook to positive, a vote of confidence in a municipality that's still dangerously close to running out of money.
The miner is selling almost its entire aluminium business to Alcoa for up to R92 billion, and Moody's has responded by putting it on watch for a downgrade.
At least 40 listed firms have shared plans this year to power themselves with renewables, and the shift is starting to reshape Eskom's role.
Agility Robotics is going public at about $2.5 billion, and its CEO is refreshingly honest about how far off a household robot really is.
After more than $20 billion in five years and a 3% profit margin, Microsoft's new Xbox boss says the business 'cannot continue' as it is.
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The Chinese brand has taken over the Pretoria plant Nissan ran for nearly 60 years, keeping all 692 workers and pledging hundreds of millions of dollars to build cars locally.
Optasia's shares had their best day since listing after the mobile-lending group told investors its revenue could jump as much as 60%.
Anthropic has unveiled a research tool for scientists and, more surprisingly, plans to develop drugs of its own for diseases big pharma overlooks.
Spotify has told Kalshi and Polymarket to drop its logo after users faked streams to rig prediction-market bets on its charts.