ArcelorMittal SA’s shares slide as loss grows by half
ArcelorMittal SA’s share price slumped 7% on Wednesday morning after the steelmaker announced a widening of its expected interim loss.
Approval system for private FMD vaccination up and running, says Aucamp
The drive to privatise foot-and-mouth disease vaccination moved into the next gear with the launch of an online authorisation system.
Tau commits to taking action on forced labour imports following higher US tariffs
South Africa “will continue to engage” with the US with a view to “either eliminate or reduce” the 12.5% tariff imposed on SA exports to the US.
Aspen secures right to manufacture revolutionary HIV prevention drug once approved
South Africa’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturer, Aspen Pharmacare, has locked in a licensing agreement to manufacture the HIV prevention drug alimatravir locally once it is approved for use.
US hits SA with 12.5% tariffs in sweeping announcement affecting 60 countries
The Trump administration on Friday imposed new tariffs of 10% and 12.5% on goods from 60 trading partners.
News24 journalists shine at Sanlam awards
News24 journalists scooped up an armful of awards at the Sanlam Financial Journalism Awards, including top honours in the categories for Economy, and Business and the Environment.
Rand takes new hit as Middle East tensions bolster dollar
The rand traded at its weakest level in almost three weeks on Tuesday morning as the prospect of higher US interest rates bolstered the dollar.
Italtile exec to step down
One of the tile manufacturer and retailer Italtile’s long-standing top executives, Lance Foxcroft, has announced his early retirement.
Electricity supply fully restored to Khayelitsha after outage, says Eskom
Eskom says power has been fully restored to all affected Khayelitsha customers affected by an outage on Thursday.
Almost 11 000 BMWs recalled due to starter glitch
Most BMW models sold in SA as far back as 2016 are being recalled due to a starter glitch.