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IT service compay EOH has appointed non-executive director Jesmane Boggenpoel as interim board chairperson as the search for a permanent chairperson continues.
The horrible murder of 50 people a week to the day in New Zealand was live streamed on Facebook. Over 1.5 million videos of the event were removed. This as Facebook's own artificial intelligence was incapable of detecting the stream.
The rand ended the day at R14.46/$, as uncertainty in the markets impacted emerging market currencies.
South African Revenue Service spokesperson Sandile Memela said the tax body remained committed to "resolving the impasse" with the National Education Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu) who have threatened to down tools within days.
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Hong Kong stocks have finished the week on a positive note, taking their cue from a Wall Street rally, with investors now looking ahead to fresh high-level China-US trade talks next week.
Tokyo stocks have closed slightly higher as rallies on Wall Street helped improve investor sentiment, but a stronger yen limited the gains.
A BBC Radio 5 Live caller falls asleep while waiting to make his point in a Brexit phone in.
Google has announced that it would launch a browser-based video game streaming service dubbed Stadia that attempts to capitalise on the company's cloud technology and global network of data centres.
Theresa May gambled on a desperate bid to get her Brexit deal approved by Parliament, as a standoff with the EU drove Britain to the brink of an economically disastrous no-deal divorce.
The National Basketball Association has signed a deal with YouTube for a dedicated African channel to boost its presence on the continent.
PetroSA can survive 'beyond today' thanks to emergency plan, MPs hear
Group Five has filed for bankruptcy protection
Valuer-General does not replace court in determining compensation for expropriation - chamber
Numsa has rejected the latest tariff increase granted to Eskom
With less than two months to go until elections, President Cyril Ramaphosa is having a hard time.
Sterling plunged as much 1.5% against the dollar as UK Prime Minister Theresa May gambled on getting her plan over the line with just over a week to go before the exit.
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Owners of small and medium enterprises seem divided over whether the upcoming national election will result in market stability this year, a survey shows.
The rand gained 1.9% against the US dollar on Wednesday, following the US Federal Reserve Bank's announcement to keep rates on hold.
The MTN Group's South Sudan unit said it’s investing at least $30m in revitalising and expanding its operations as a new deal to end a five-year civil war brings relative peace to much of the country.
Maximising your contributions or making a lump sum payment towards your pension, provident or retirement annuity is the most efficient way to minimise the impact of rising taxes while building long term capital, says Regard Budler, head of product solutions at Momentum Corporate.
Facebook has disclosed a flaw on its social network that made passwords of hundreds of millions of users visible to employees and said the issue has now been fixed.
Although we’ve definitely experienced some of the worst times in our local market over the last five years, the JSE’s underperformance isn’t exclusively because of what happened in South Africa.
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