Prohibition is having far-reaching – and costly – consequences.

Chantal Marx of FNB Wealth and Investment on the Cashbuild deal and Pick n Pay's trading update. Steven Brown, CEO of Fortress, talks the resilience of the logistics property space. Dean McCoubrey, founder of MySociaLife, on US threats to close or force the sale of TikTok, real risk or trade war talk?

Foreigners remained net sellers for a third day Monday, disposing R2.95bn worth of shares.

In early trade the rand was 0.35% firmer at R17.12 per dollar, having tumbled to a one-month low of R17.34 on Monday.

Weighed down by not being able to sell alcohol, tobacco and clothes during the lockdown as well as voluntary severance payments.

Customers can earn points on clothing bought.

What’s telling is what it is not buying from Edcon.

Online shopping surges as consumers stay home.

And keeps all monthly account fees unchanged.

Consumers worry government might make a U-turn on its decision to lift the sales ban.

Resumption of sales a relief for industry.

The agreement with the Competition Commission follows findings from a Grocery Retail Market Inquiry released in November,

The announcement followed consultations between Patel's ministry and clothing, textile and footwear industry leaders.

Deryck Janse van Rensburg of Anchor Securities talks Sibanye-Stillwater’s knockout results and David North of Pick n Pay discusses why the group decided to defer its dividend.

CEO Richard Brasher comments on the company’s annual results and how it is managing under the Covid-19 reality.