Tesla has overtaken Germany’s Volkswagen as the world’s second most valuable carmaker behind Japan’s Toyota.

Takeaway.com is pressing ahead with its takeover of Just Eat despite a last-minute setback when the UK competition authorities said they will probe the deal.

Uber Technologies will put self-driving vehicles on Washington, DC roads Friday with human drivers in control.

Ericsson reported a smaller-than-expected rise in fourth-quarter core earnings on Friday and said higher costs would spill over into 2020.

Fiat Chrysler’s Jeep Grand Cherokee and Suzuki’s Vitara diesel models both break emissions rules and must be fixed or face a ban on sales across Europe.

The Atlantic Methanol Production Company announced its support to the expansion and diversification of the country’s downstream sector.

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Qatar-based telecoms company Ooredoo is expanding its mobile data capacity in Algeria.

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Anglo American plc yesterday said that the drought in Chile had hurt copper production.

The number of workers killed at South African mines dropped to the lowest on record last year.

Investment group Labat Africa has moved to entrench its position in the cannabis sector with the R15million acquisition of cannabis education and training firm CannAfrica

Numsa confirmed it had received notice from commodity trading and mining company Glencore that it might cut 665 jobs at its Rustenburg smelter.

South African chief executives are pessimistic about the prospects of growing their balance sheets in 2020.

Samsung has unveiled the new Galaxy Note10 Lite which will be available in South Africa in February.

ArcelorMittal South Africa (Amsa) yesterday flagged that it would swing to a hefty R4billion headline loss for the year ended in December.