Tame inflation gives South Africans breathing room
South Africa’s consumers have more spending power thanks to low(ish) inflation and higher salary increases
The exchange … with Bidcorp’s David Cleasby
The market wasn’t agog over Bidcorp’s first-half results, but management reckons they were ‘exceptional’ in a distinctly average environment
Drive new, lose big: Why that fresh car smell stinks
That new car feel is exhilarating … ooh, the fresh smell. But it’s costly. Many choose used cars instead, valuing experiences over assets
How I spend my currency … with Helena Conradie
The former Satrix CEO on finding the sweet spot between living in the moment and securing long-term financial goals
The Trump trade: Gold or bitcoin?
After Trump’s win, bitcoin skyrocketed over $100,000 on crypto optimism, and gold scaled new peaks amid global jitters. Which do you back?
Glencore shares look ‘oversold’ as buyers step in
Glencore’s stock has been battered, but a key indicator hints at a potential rebound. Has it fallen too far, too fast? Key levels ahead
Just Eat, take two
An R80bn offer for a business that made a R38bn loss last year sounds mad – but this is the world of food delivery,
Orange overalls welcome at car crash RAF
The RAF has thrown open the door to people with criminal records, despite the high-trust financial management work it’s supposed to perform
Big game, bright lights
The wildlife industry is staging a pyrotechnic comeback amid renewed demand for top breeding specimens
Shareholder revolt rocks Barloworld’s AGM
Barloworld’s board has been slammed for its handling of a controversial buyout bid. Its AGM provided a glimpse into just how angry shareholders are