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Green flops: Why some promising cleantech ideas didn’t work out

Green flops: Why some promising cleantech ideas didn’t work out
18 August 2019 / Will Wade, Bloomberg
Six inventions the world was never ready for.
Volkswagen, Nissan to get 10-year tax breaks for Ghana plants

Volkswagen, Nissan to get 10-year tax breaks for Ghana plants

Yinka Ibukun, Bloomberg / 15 August 2019
Ghana is seeking to lure more international automakers to its turf.
Auto sector wage negotiations at a critical point

Auto sector wage negotiations at a critical point

Roy Cokayne / 14 August 2019
Last-ditch attempt to find one another, says Numsa.
Asset managers farm out trading as costs and complexity climb

Asset managers farm out trading as costs and complexity climb

Thyagaraju Adinarayan and Helen Reid, Reuters / 6 August 2019
Face heavier regulation burden, rapid tech advances.
Steep rise in civil construction tender activity

Steep rise in civil construction tender activity

Roy Cokayne / 6 August 2019
Road and water projects lead the way.
‘Way too much pork’ makes trade war bite US hog markets

‘Way too much pork’ makes trade war bite US hog markets

Lydia Mulvany and Michael Hirtzer / 5 August 2019
If trade tensions continue to run high, US farmers could be facing a massive domestic glut.
Regulators walk the ‘mobile money’ line

Regulators walk the ‘mobile money’ line

Larry Claasen / 5 August 2019
Banking-by-phone is on the rise, and so are the risks of anti-competitive behaviour and money laundering.
Private equity makes progress on gender equity

Private equity makes progress on gender equity

Neesa Moodley / 2 August 2019
Stats show that South Africa is ahead of its global peers. 
You can now insure your equities against management dishonesty

You can now insure your equities against management dishonesty

Ciaran Ryan / 1 August 2019
Payouts have been made on nine events in the past year, including those related to MTN, Tongaat and EOH.
More meat-loving Indians mean chicken feed imports surging

More meat-loving Indians mean chicken feed imports surging

Pratik Parija and Megan Durisin, Bloomberg / 29 July 2019
Meat demand in India expected to rise about 5% to 5.1m tons this year, according to US estimates.
Numsa wants 20% wage increase, medical aid for auto industry

Numsa wants 20% wage increase, medical aid for auto industry

Roy Cokayne / 29 July 2019
The union and manufacturers' association are poles apart.
Private equity has killed 600 000 retail jobs, study says

Private equity has killed 600 000 retail jobs, study says

Lily Katz, Bloomberg / 28 July 2019
Many reasons have been blamed for the challenges the retail industry faces, now Wall Street is on that list too.
Small and medium contractors being ravaged

Small and medium contractors being ravaged

Roy Cokayne / 25 July 2019
Likely to lead to even more job losses in the construction sector.
Transnet eyes Richards Bay port for new liquefied gas hub

Transnet eyes Richards Bay port for new liquefied gas hub

Suren Naidoo / 24 July 2019
Signs multi-million rand cost-sharing agreement with International Finance Corporation to fund feasibility study.
Market for HIV prevention drugs may more than double, Citi says

Market for HIV prevention drugs may more than double, Citi says

Cristin Flanagan, Bloomberg / 19 July 2019
Sales for HIV prevention drugs could increase to $5.5bn by 2030 from $2bn, currently.

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