Singapore — Oil prices edged up on Friday on the prospect of Opec+ continuing output cuts, but the crude benchmarks were headed for the steepest weekly losses in three months on demand uncertainty and ...

Singapore — Asian stocks rallied on Friday after Apple’s record $110bn share buyback plan lifted the tech sector, while the ...

SA’s brave business sector is poorer. This week alone it lost two of its leaders. First, it was Sam Motsuenyane, and then the ...

Africa requires $2.8-trillion, equivalent to 93% of continental GDP, in funding by 2030 to meet countries’ nationally determined contributions as outlined by the Paris Climate Agreement. The urgency ...

Asset allocators are hedging against a potential EFF-ANC coalition after the election, fearing that a partnership between the two parties could result in capital outflows.

Business Day TV speaks to Raymond Philips, senior commodities trader at RMB ...

President rejects deploying the National Guard as police crack down on a pro-Palestinian protesters at University of ...

China has struggled to regain ground after the Covid-19 pandemic, with its stock markets losing 40% over the past three years. Despite the performance, some investors still see pockets of opportunity ...

Business Day TV speaks to Raymond Philips, senior commodities trader at RMB, about the latest developments in the oil market, ...

Employers do not help their case when they falsify documents or tamper with tapes to try to influence the outcome of ...

A few weeks before a watershed provincial and national election, Johannesburg executive mayor Kabelo Gwamanda on Thursday ...

Provincial legislatures have voted along party lines on the controversial Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill, with all eight ...