Coca-Cola's African bottler is one regulator away from the JSE
Coca-Cola HBC says the Competition Commission's backing for its $2.6bn takeover of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa keeps it on course to list in Johannesburg this year.
Coca-Cola HBC says the Competition Commission's backing for its $2.6bn takeover of Coca-Cola Beverages Africa keeps it on course to list in Johannesburg this year.
The National Union of Mineworkers has vowed to fight 1,214 job cuts after De Beers moved to halt production at Venetia, its only South African mine, for two years.
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The FSCA has opened a formal investigation into the Public Investment Corporation — the R3-trillion manager of public-sector pensions — a day after it suspended its chief executive.
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Richemont's quarterly sales jumped 20% to €6.3bn on runaway jewellery demand, and its Johannesburg-listed shares leapt 7.5% to the top of the JSE.
Belle Rive is building a 4.89MW solar array and a 20MWh battery — which its installer calls SA's biggest for an off-grid farm — to run cold rooms and irrigation without Eskom.
Stripe and buyout firm Advent have offered $60.50 a share for PayPal — a 28% premium worth more than $53 billion — in a rare bid by one payments rival for another.
Warren Buffett says he'll give away his entire Berkshire Hathaway stake within about eight years — and has quietly left the Gates Foundation off the list for the first time in two decades.
Days after Food Lover's said it would shut ice-cream chain The Creamery, it says several parties have approached about buying the 15-year-old brand.
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The US lender expects the Reserve Bank to lift the repo rate another 25 basis points on 23 July, arguing that rising inflation expectations — not the oil price — are now the real risk.
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De Beers will suspend production at Venetia, its flagship Limpopo mine, for two years — and on the same day, one of the leading bidders for the company walked away.
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National Treasury has withheld July's equitable share from 69 municipalities and will route the money straight to Eskom, water boards and pension funds, as Nelson Mandela Bay's business chamber warns of damage to investor confidence.