Business
18.6.2018 03:37 pm
‘I am very worried,’ says cybersecurity expert on Liberty hack
The financial services firm has tried to reassure the market, but an IT expert predicts the company will be ‘raked over the coals’.
A cybersecurity expert has questioned the security measures Liberty put in place prior to a data leak that has put the information of its customers at risk.
‘I am very worried,’ says cybersecurity expert on Liberty hack
The financial services firm has tried to reassure the market, but an IT expert predicts the company will be ‘raked over the coals’.
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Liberty share price tumbles 4% after data breach scandal
Liberty says it was at an advanced stage of investigating the extent of the data breach.
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Audi boss arrested for fraud
Audi has long faced suspicions that its engineers developed the fraudulent software used in the scam.
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Capitec makes nonbinding offer to purchase Mercantile
Capitec is one of a number of interested parties whose nonbinding offers to purchase Mercantile have been accepted, the bank said.
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Cement firm PPC says headline earnings up 114 percent, revenue rises on stronger rand
The company’s CEO says the performance of the company has been resilient against the backdrop of challenging economic and political environments in markets in which it operates.
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A time for cool heads and cautious optimism
Shopping in the unloved ‘value’ rather than ‘growth’ part of the market can lead to better opportunities.
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Industry 4.0: SA companies to spend R6bn a year until 2020
Ignore Industry 4.0 at your peril – PwC survey.
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Minerals Council against 5% free carried interest
But Mantashe says they agreed in principle …
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Liberty won’t pay hackers’ ransom
Financial services group faces data breach scandal as client information is held to ransom.
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Has your equity fund manager out-performed over the last five years?
You’re fortunate if they have
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Nene extends Acting Sars Commissioner’s term
No permanent appointment can be made until there is a vacancy – Treasury.
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Mining charter in current form won’t promote growth – Minerals Council SA
The council believes Gwede Mantashe’s new version is better, but won’t be good for competition.
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Mantashe walks a tightrope with Mining Charter draft
Mantashe’s Mining Charter must try to balance the interests of investors with the ANC’s radical economic transformation goals.
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Why R18 or more per litre for fuel is not far off
New and increased taxes from government will be main culprits burning through your wallet.
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Expensive gadgets and toys – the insurance implications
Gadgets such as a Fitbit or smartwatch should be insured in the All Risks section of your policy.
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You’d have to be very brave to invest in North Korea
Even if sanctions are lifted, ‘it’s basically a police state and you have a long way to go to North Korea becoming a normal economy’.
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Give Dad a gift that keeps giving
It is never too late for your dad to improve his retirement outcome.
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Fitch Ratings affirms SA’s junk status, with stable outlook
Financial challenges at key state-owned enterprises remain substantial and government debt has yet to stabilise, the rating agency said.
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What’s wrong with BEE?
Vodacom shares experienced a selloff after the company unveiled SA’s biggest ever telecoms black empowerment deal.
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South Africa’s investment appeal continues to be sabotaged
There is a lack of understanding of the obstacles that an incoherent government policy creates.
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Governments and entrepreneurship
The Holy Grail of purpose that should apply to all business – that of serving its market or customers – must equally apply to government.
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Star: the curse of an embarrassing parent
Can Steinhoff Africa Retail emerge unscathed when the market wants little to do with anything in the Steinhoff stable?
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Eskom wage bill growth unsustainable – Mike Brown
Nedbank Group CEO warns of challenges ahead.
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FSCA halts regulatory exams at the FPI
Investigation into allegations of irregularities underway.
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