The deals, results, leadership and strategy of the companies shaping South Africa.
The Competition Commission has recommended that the Tribunal approve MTN's takeover of IHS Towers, with conditions to protect the rival networks that rent space on the same towers.
The Sihamba Sonke Mobility consortium will run the Gautrain until 2041, with more trains and longer hours promised, six months after the old concession ran out.
Woolworths' annual report spells out what new CEO Sam Ngumeni must deliver by June 2031 to keep a share award valued at R51 million, and half of it hangs on a share price that would have to more than double.
With fast food growing and value brands gaining ground, Spur is taking Doppio Zero into smaller formats, down to a 50 square metre coffee counter that cost R1.3 million to open.
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Capitec lifted headline earnings 19% to R9.5 billion without a fee increase, on more transactions and a growing trade in airtime, data and insurance, while setting more aside for bad loans.
Lindt has cut its 2026 sales growth forecast to between 0% and 2% after price-sensitive shoppers in Germany, Switzerland and Austria bought less, and says cheaper cocoa will help it grow volumes again.
Shein's first results as a listed company knocked its shares, while South Africa's ad watchdog told local media to turn away its satin ads for polyester dresses.
Spar is looking for a new chair, Pick n Pay has named its next chief executive and Woolworths has a new boss, all as Shoprite and Walmart press harder.
Sonnet 5.5 costs exactly what Sonnet 5 did per chunk of text, but Anthropic says it needs far fewer of them to finish the same work.
Burstone's South African buildings are beating its own forecasts, but its European warehouses and slower spending abroad will leave first-half growth just under its range.
Clicks has agreed to lift its stake in the premium beauty chain ARC to 61%, and the competition authorities still get the final say.
The JSE property group will keep half of a R5.4 billion portfolio and run it for fees, a model it already uses in Europe and Australia.