News
2 697 stories from 13 South African publishers, refreshed through the day. Every story is the publisher’s own — read it on their site, talk about it here.
Showing stories from Business Bagel. Clear
Business BagelToday’s edition Fill 'Er Up Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Wednesday Roundup. Petrol stations are finding new ways to make money, and a Johannesburg chicken chain wants a piece of the action. Meanwhile, The Foschini Group has been hit by a cyberattack in Britain,
Business BagelThe Foschini Group's London business is working through a cyberattack that has knocked out systems at three of its brands, while the group's stores at home carry on as normal.
Business BagelTasty Gallos plans to put restaurants on BP forecourts from 2027, part of a wider rebuild that is turning petrol stations into places to shop, eat and even work.
Business BagelThe dating app is in advanced talks to sell itself to a new Silicon Valley investment firm, and nothing has been signed yet.
Business BagelToday’s edition Price Fighter Presented by Good morning, and welcome to your Tuesday Roundup. Boxer has been cutting its prices and still making more money, and it's just named the new captain of its ship. Meanwhile, tensions between businesses and the Presidency are growing, and a
Business BagelApple's Welcome Home launch is at 3pm South African time today, and Bloomberg reports the main act is a home-control screen called HomeView that will have no App Store.
Business BagelToday’s edition Home Cooking Presented by Good morning. Woolworths is about to own the company that has made convenience food for it for more than 30 years. The two men who started LekkeSlaap in a garage have sold it to a group with old South African banking money
Business BagelToday’s edition Counter Culture Presented by Good morning. Spur is rethinking where South Africans eat, Capitec is becoming a lot more than a bank, and one company loan just made South Africa’s foreign investment appetite look a whole lot better than it really is. Not everything
Business BagelWith fast food growing and value brands gaining ground, Spur is taking Doppio Zero into smaller formats, down to a 50 square metre coffee counter that cost R1.3 million to open.
Business BagelCapitec lifted headline earnings 19% to R9.5 billion without a fee increase, on more transactions and a growing trade in airtime, data and insurance, while setting more aside for bad loans.
Business BagelToday’s edition Ground Control Good morning, and welcome to your Wednesday Roundup. We’re clearing up what’s actually stopping Starlink from launching in South Africa, Claude has found a way to do more with less, and Clicks is making a half a billion rand move
Business BagelBurstone's South African buildings are beating its own forecasts, but its European warehouses and slower spending abroad will leave first-half growth just under its range.
Business BagelClicks has agreed to lift its stake in the premium beauty chain ARC to 61%, and the competition authorities still get the final say.