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The deals, results, leadership and strategy of the companies shaping South Africa.
In Greg Abel's second quarter as boss, Berkshire bought back stock, added $10 billion of Alphabet, and turned a buyer of shares for the first time in years.
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South Africa's largest hospital group has asked the regulator to approve a tool that reads vital signs and flags danger up to ten hours early.
A six-year fight with a food manufacturer just dented Spur's profits — but the restaurant group is appealing, and reckons it will get the money back.
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The ChatGPT maker's first gadget is said to be a screenless, doughnut-shaped speaker designed with Jony Ive — and priced like a premium one.
Its year-old renewables arm is about to tender a 2GW solar and 1GW battery project, and plans to keep the cost off Eskom's strained balance sheet by leaning on private partners.
Online sales jumped 37.5% and clothing clawed back, yet the core Pick n Pay supermarkets stayed flat — and a contested retrenchment fight still stands between the group and break-even.
With regulators signed off, Emirates can now sell seats on South African Airways flights across nine domestic and regional routes — and Johannesburg gets to play gateway.
The investing platform will embed inside Absa's app from September, handing the bank's millions of customers a route into the market — without Absa having to build a broker of its own.
A fresh trading statement points to statutory earnings nearly doubling, yet the cleaned-up figure investors actually track barely moves — and a friendlier oil price, not a turnaround, did the lifting.
In its first results since a record IPO, SpaceX's revenue jumped 92% — driven by renting out AI computing power to Anthropic and Google, and by Starlink.
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A shareholder vote has pushed MTN a step closer to taking full control of Africa's biggest tower company in a R101-billion deal.
The High Court set aside Patrick Dlamini's suspension, ruling the PIC board never had the power to remove him.