JOHANNESBURG: South African e-commerce giant Naspers said on Friday the delayed multi-billion euro listing of its international internet assets, including its over 30per cent stake in China's Tencent, will go ahead on Sept. 11. Naspers was forced to delay the listing of its newly created Prosus ...
BRUSSELS: China's National Intelligence Law, which requires Chinese citizens to support state information-gathering, cannot be ignored by the European Union as it draws up rules to protect mobile networks, an EU commissioner said on Friday. "When we think about the overall security of products and ...
JOHANNESBURG: PepsiCo has struck a deal to buy South Africa's Pioneer Food Group for US$1.7 billion, the companies said on Friday, lifting Pioneer's shares and boosting a sector that has been hit by drought and tough trading conditions. The U.S. drinks and snack group said on Friday that ......
BlackRock Inc , the world's largest asset manager, on Friday reported a 6.5per cent drop in second-quarter profit, as investment advisory and securities lending revenue fell and costs rose.
Britain's new prime minister must urgently make a decision on the role China's Huawei will have in next-generation 5G networks as the ongoing debate is damaging international relations, a powerful committee of British lawmakers said on Friday.
Asian stocks gained and the dollar sagged on Friday after a top Federal Reserve official all but cemented expectations of a U.S. interest rate cut later this month.
The world's leading brewer, debt-laden AB InBev, said Friday it is selling off its Carlton & United Breweries (CUB) unit in Australia for 16 billion Australian dollars (US$11.3 billion) following a failed IPO.
Asian markets rallied Friday as comments from a top Federal Reserve official were pounced on by investors as indicating the central bank will unveil a deep interest rate cut at the end of the month.
A Dutch sustainability advocate completed the longest ever journey in an electric vehicle in New Zealand on Friday after a three-year drive that took him through more than 30 countries.
Indian hospitality startup Oyo Founder Ritesh Agarwal raised his stake in the company with a US$2 billion buyback, in a move that will bring his ownership closer to biggest investor SoftBank Corp .
