Business
Acsa flies closer to the sun
As part of efforts to reduce aviation’s carbon emissions, solar power is being installed at local airports, with Cape Town International leading the way for the big three
How to manage your money better with tried-and-tested advice
While fashion changes so fast it’s hard to keep up, many money management tips are as true in the 2020s as they were decades before.
Embattled Volkswagen to kill off nearly half its cars
Volkswagen will cut car models and nearly 100,000 jobs due to financial pressures and competition
Eastern Cape’s largest hybrid renewable energy project clears key hurdle
As South Africa races to strengthen its fragile electricity grid, a multi-billion-rand renewable energy project in the Eastern Cape has cleared a major hurdle, with developers securing all regulatory approvals for a 2GW hybrid facility designed to deliver
Edgars to open 50 new stores as turnaround strategy gathers pace
Retailability CEO says at 97 years old, the brand still has significant growth ahead of it
Woodlands Dairy turns learnerships into lasting careers for Eastern Cape youth
SPONSORED |Unemployed Eastern Cape youth gain real skills, mentorship and a genuine path to permanent employment
From garage startup to thriving Zwide salon
Zwide salon owner Khanyisa Xola shares her winning formula that keeps her clients coming back.
Study finds loss of child support grant damages mental health
A recent paper has found evidence that the cessation of the child support grant increases depressive symptoms in adolescents.
Summers forfeits R21m in shares as Pick n Pay turnaround slips
The retailer says Sean Summers' fixed-term contract has been extended to May 2028
Stellantis to make decision on SA factory soon
Stellantis is rethinking its Eastern Cape factory plans amid changing market dynamics
ARTHUR GOLDSTUCK | Meet the mobile network that runs itself
The pressure is on to deliver the complex network architecture demanded by the explosion of AI applications
Businesses remain vigilant ahead of June 30
Businesses have told Business Times that they expect to continue operating without considerable disruptions on Tuesday, but remain vigilant.
Producer inflation soars, suggesting another rate hike is inevitable
Producer price index soars 7.8% year on year, raising odds for another rate hike
Forget the big names: customers choose retailers’ brands and it’s not just about price
Growth has been strongest in functional, price-sensitive categories such as flour, maize meal, rice and sugar, report shows
SA trucking industry edges into electric future as diesel rules roads
Charging infrastructure, high upfront prices slow adoption for long-haul routes
























