The jobs bloodbath gathered steam on Friday, with newly listed MultiChoice saying nearly 2 000 jobs were on the line at its call centre.
Forensic probe flags serious wrongdoing and erstwhile board members warned they will be prosecuted
Accounting body bases its assumption on the fact that load shedding may have cost SA economy R38bn by March.
International ratings agency Standard & Poor?s yesterday bet on a President Cyril Ramaphosa-led ANC victory in next month's general election.
The World Bank warned that low business confidence that is partly driven by the slow pace of structural reforms would hold up investment growth in SA.
The unfolding horror at Eskom demands that the power utility must at some point face its Brexit moment.
The quality of auditing work of Deloitte and KPMG has once again been brought into question in the unfolding accounting scandal at Tongaat Hulett.
Impala Platinum's improved performance the result of higher rand PGM basket price
StatsSA says annual inflation slowed mostly for transport amid a sharp slowdown in the cost of fuels.
There need to be profound and lasting changes in several key areas of policy, says economist Raymond Parsons.
President Cyril Ramaphosa will next week go on a charm offensive at the World Economic Forum (WEF) as he scrambles to raise $100bn in new investments.
INTUITIVE CRITERION: The party is myopic and misguided on what monetary policy can and cannot do, writes Kabelo Khumalo.
The majestic Durban festive ambience will do little to mask the economic hardships expected to gather steam in the new year.
Current account deficit widens amid fears that the trade truce between the US and China will be short-lived.
Economists expect the third quarter GDP data due today to show that South Africa?s moribund economy exited its first recession since 2009.
The rand has cheered the decision of the SA Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee to hike interest rates for the first time since March 2016.
Capitec Bank wins the race to buy Mercantile Bank in a R3. 2 billion deal.
No relenting in SA?s bleeding of jobs as subdued economic activity and depressed business confidence constrain private sector employment growth.
Shareholders are set to receive shares in IAM in addition to their holdings in the bank.
South African banks and the wider business community have closed ranks on the ruling party's plan to amend section 25 of the constitution.
The fight against private-sector corruption may get a shot in the arm if recommendations in the draft 2018 Financial Markets Review are implemented.
The South African economy slipped into recession during the second quarter of 2018, shrinking by 0,7% quarter-on-quarter.
The latest data from the troubled manufacturing sector painted a picture of a domestic economy in a weakened state.
Fashion retailer the TFG group looks to redirect more of its capital expenditure into digital channels in the future.
Serena Ho, chairperson of the governing board at Grant Thornton Johannesburg, says the company has policies for dealing with harassment complaints.