Pick n Pay reaps benefits of cost cuts
The retailer says the full impact of structural changes implemented last year is still to come. - by Stephen Gunnion
US earnings season should give some direction
For the last few weeks markets have been somewhat sideways and directionless. Over and above, volumes traded in SA have been really low. - by INCE|Community
Clicks expands store footprint faster than expected
The health and beauty chain expects to open 40 new stores this year, well ahead of target. - by Stephen Gunnion
The last seven days in the sporting World proved to be highly significant for some, as trophies were lifted and medals awarded... - by INCE|Community
Pioneer benefits as maize hedge wears off
The branded food producer expects to report a strong rise in first-half profit as higher volumes offset price deflation. - by Stephen Gunnion
The diversified miner has benefited from strong commodity prices and market demand for commodities including manganese and aluminium. - by Stephen Gunnion
Acquisitive PSG Konsult prepares for growth
The financial advisory group says clients are more optimistic following the political change in the country. - by Stephen Gunnion
South Africa, a country of coalitions?
South Africa's electoral system is built around the concept of power-sharing - it's just that the ANC has commanded a sufficient majority in every general election... - by DailyMaverick
Hammerson scraps £3.4 billion bid for intu
The UK property group says the heightened risks associated with buying intu outweigh the expected long-term results. - by Stephen Gunnion
Mediclinic nurses Al Noor back to health
The private hospitals group says its Middle East division is entering a growth phase thanks to a significant improvement in Abu Dhabi. - by Stephen Gunnion
Imperial’s Lamberti bows out after discrimination row
The group says Lamberti resigned in the interests of the group and its stakeholders who may be prejudiced by the negative publicity. - by Stephen Gunnion
Massmart reports soggy start to 2018
The retailer is hopeful that sales improve as the year progresses due to the stronger rand, low inflation and lower interest rates. - by Stephen Gunnion
The property fund says deputy chairman Sisa Ngebulana will replace Andile Mazwai as CEO until a suitable replacement has been found. - by Stephen Gunnion
Pallinghurst nets A$83 million from Jupiter IPO
The group will become a minority shareholder in Jupiter as it focuses its attention on its coloured gemstones business. - by Stephen Gunnion
AT&T an undervalued high yield share for the income investor
AT&T (T) is currently undervalued. Is it now time to buy this slow growth high yield share? - by Share Picks USA
Ivo Vegter: Claims that a sugar tax works wither under scrutiny
South Africa instituted a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in April 2018. A recent study in Philadelphia claims that such a tax reduces the likelihood of... - by DailyMaverick
CMH pulls ahead in improving car market
The car dealer says an improving economy and the recent interest-rate cut will help cushion the impact of higher taxes on consumers. - by Stephen Gunnion
A 50% decrease in Pioneer Foods' profit has weighed on Zeder’s earnings for the year to end February. - by Stephen Gunnion
Sasfin buys stake in Saxo's local FX business
The bank is teaming up with SCMSA’s local management team as Saxo scales back in South Africa. - by Stephen Gunnion
intu claims record quarter despite bad weather
Since the end of 2017, the shopping centre owner says a number of administrations and restructurings have been initiated by tenants. - by Stephen Gunnion
Curro expands Gauteng footprint
The private education group has bought Sandburg-Based primary school Cooper College with plans to add a high school. - by Stephen Gunnion
Cartrack rallies on profit forecast
The vehicle tracking and telematics company has grown subscribers to over three-quarters of a million and expects earnings to follow. - by Stephen Gunnion
Inside the 'coal supply emergency' at Eskom
Credible reports are being received of alarming coal supply problems at numerous Eskom coal-fired power stations in South Africa's Mpumalanga province. - by DailyMaverick
A bucket list tickoff - St Kilda
St Kilda is an uninhabited volcanic archipelago in the north Atlantic, about 50 miles west of the Western Isles off the Scottish coast. A dual World... - by INCE|Community
