Oil’s retreat took a breather after giving up most of the gains following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with attention turning to the prospect of reduced demand due to a Covid-19 resurgence in China. Source: BusinessTech
The government has published a new code of practice which is set to replace the existing Covid workplace rules in South Africa when the state of disaster is expected to lift on 15 April 2022. Source: BusinessTech
BusinessTech is the largest and most influential business news website in South Africa, and the perfect platform for you to position yourself as a thought leader. Source: BusinessTech
Dealing with scattered data and with increased vulnerability to cyberattacks are two common struggles many businesses face today. Source: BusinessTech
Blue Label Telecoms has announced that it signed a non-binding term sheet with key stakeholders as part of Cell C’s recapitalisation. Source: BusinessTech
In 2020, the South African government introduced a Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant of R350 to provide support for those who were particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the Covid pandemic. Source: BusinessTech
After two years of semiconductor chip shortages and supply-chain issues caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, tech and vehicle prices face another knock after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, says senior economist at Absa CIB Peter Worthington. Source: BusinessTech
Tesla Inc raised prices on all its vehicles after chief executive officer Elon Musk said costs were increasing at the companies he runs. Source: BusinessTech
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and tightening sanctions on Russia have sent commodity prices soaring, and will have adverse implications for South Africa’s headline consumer price inflation (CPI), says senior economist at Absa CIB Peter Worthington. Source: BusinessTech
Transport minister Fikile Mbalula has confirmed that South Africa will get a new driver’s licence card before the end of next year. Source: BusinessTech
