Also in the past week: more JSE dropouts, a commendable approach to cost-cutting from the top, and SAB in a froth.

But a court ruling deals a blow to SAB’s hopes for a jolly holiday season after a miserable year.

Despite the impact of Covid-19, group revenue increases 37% to R8.2 billion for its interim period.

FNB's Chantal Marx talks Tongaat's sale of its starch business. Cannon's Adrian Saville on the Bytes UK listing. Linda Trim from Giant Leap talks the future of the office.

Based on debt and working capital at the end of October.

Thanks to a turnaround at its local operations.

This time courtesy of EOH and PPC.

There is something deeply wrong with the stock market, and it appears systemic.

But Tongaat can’t have ‘that’ discussion now because it still needs the audit firm.

Tongaat hangs on to Deloitte and African Rainbow Capital Investments' management continues to rake in fees.

Group’s share price surges more than 15% as deal with Barloworld gets go-ahead.

Amid Covid-19 economic fallout.

Durban developer goes ahead with launch, despite Covid-19.

Shareholder activist Chris Logan is not impressed, saying ‘it’s an anomaly’.

Tongaat’s winners (no spoiler alert needed), Lewis’s share buyback hopes, Stefanutti Stocks’s share issue challenges, and Mr Price’s long-serving Mr Johnston re-elected to the board – the week that was.