Business
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Wall Street bloodbath: Tech stocks plunge as US midterms fuel AI regulatory fears
New York’s Nasdaq already took big plunge since April last year when Trump unveiled wide-ranging global tariffs.
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UCT business school climbs to second in the world in sustainability MBA ranking
The UCT GSB has climbed to second in the world in the 2026 Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking, retaining first place in Africa.
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Exporters body urges urgent US talks to save South Africa’s AGOA status
Business leaders call for urgent talks with Washington to prevent South Africa losing crucial US trade benefits within weeks of political shift.
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Google turns off AI for schoolchildren by default
Google switches off AI tools for school accounts by default after schools and politicians criticise the company for forcing technology on students.
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Diefstal en onregmatige gebruik van inkopietrollies ruk elkeen se sak
Inkopiestrollies word daagliks oor die land heen gesteel, en handelaars voer ‘n stille stryd teen dié diefstal terwyl miljoene rande se verlies gely word.
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Democrats’ midterm victory heralds ‘new era’, could reset US-South Africa ties
Ramaphosa says Democrats’ US election win could reset strained ties between Pretoria and Washington amid trade deal removal concerns.
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SA brands take home top honours at World Branding Awards
Castle Lager, Checkers and Vida e Caffè have been named among the world’s best brands at the prestigious World Branding Awards held in London.
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South Africa urged to diversify export markets following AGOA exclusion
AGOA exclusion highlights the need for South Africa to diversify export markets and strengthen global trade partnerships, says business chamber CEO.
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Winde hails Western Cape jobs record at Tygerberg business dinner
Alan Winde praises the Western Cape’s economic performance, job creation and investment growth.
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Western Cape exporters assess impact of South Africa losing AGOA benefits
Western Cape citrus growers and boat builders face potential challenges as South Africa prepares to lose its trade preferences under AGOA.
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