But experiences negative reversions in rental renewals.

Despite the pandemic-boosted work-from-home trend.

Early estimates from some of the major players are in – and the numbers are huge.

No dividend declared, but group expects to resume payments in its 2022 financial year based on the current recovery in trading conditions.

Retailers rally strongly as gold holds its own: Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth.

The companies that are likely to benefit the most.

But for how long can the gravitational tide of the markets be stemmed? Plus a look at Steinhoff, Sasol, Shoprite, Truworths, and Adapt IT.

Italtile should give a class on how to pass the leadership baton, with ArcelorMittal and Absa among the first to sign up. Plus a look at some share sale action at Truworths and Exxaro.

As group defends its position in the bustling discount and value clothing retail market.

‘I'm … struggling to reconcile what I see in the press every day versus the reality that we're seeing in our business’: Elad Smadja – CEO, Taurus Capital.

Absa's lack of forward-planning laid bare, the deepening saga of Huge’s hostile play for Adapt IT, Bell Equipment disappoints, and speculation around who will take over as Truworths CEO.

'2020 was a volatile year, we'll probably never forget March and April last year' –  Hannes van den Berg, Ninety One.

And offers reasons why its shares are trading at a 'substantial' discount.

Sanlam Private Wealth's Nick Kunze takes a look at markets as Sibanye and Truworths trade weaker after their results. Henry Biddlecombe from Anchor Capital talks tech news and the war between Australia and Facebook/Google.

Sasfin's Nesan Nair talks Truworths results and the shrinking JSE as another stock delists. Wikus Furstenberg from Futuregrowth Asset Management says it's not all doom and gloom for Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's budget speech next week. OneLogix CEO, Ian Lourens, unpacks their results and how they have diversified the company into an agri business.