Johannesburg stock exchange
JSE experiences delays in start of trading for equity market
This comes after a record-breaking day of trades in equities.
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Murder-accused Ntuthuko Shoba appeals JSE’s decision to fire him
The court has heard arguments about whether Ntuthuko Shoba - who is accused of planning the murder of Tshegofatso Pule - is a candidate for bail, with the defence team presenting new facts.
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JSE introduces gender-neutral 4 months paid parental leave for all employees
In a statement on Monday, the JSE said employees would now qualify for four months of paid parental leave, regardless of their gender or gender identity.
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Rand, stocks sink as coronavirus pummels markets again
Markets globally were stumbling again as cases of coronavirus continued to rise and countries took increasingly draconian measures to stem the increase.
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JSE sees another major drop, rand under pressure over COVID-19 fears
The local bourse followed international markets with some equities under major pressure.
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Coronavirus: Italy on lockdown, SA increases efforts to contain the spread
All public gatherings will be banned, sports events including soccer matches are suspended, and movement is being severely restricted across the nation in a bid to contain the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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CARTOON: One Flu Over the JSE
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Protesters: 'The money to fight gender-based violence is in Sandton'
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Johannesburg Stock Exchange offices in Sandton to protest against gender-based violence. They said if government could not come up with funding solutions to assist, corporate needed to step in.
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JSE CEO Newton-King promises GBV protesters a reply within 7 days
Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) CEO Nicky Newton-King received their memorandum in Sandton earlier on Friday.
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JSE CEO Newton-King tells GBV protesters demands won't fall on deaf ears
Nicky Newton-King received their memorandum outside the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton.
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3 Altron Nexus execs placed under precautionary suspension
This follows an investigation that has revealed potential internal irregularities.
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SA stocks dragged to near 2-month low by trade war woes
The JSE All-Share index closed 1.66% lower at 56,273 points, while the Top-40 index ended the day 1.95% down to 50,332 points after both weakened to levels last seen on 4 June.
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JSE given 7 days to respond to Gauteng Shutdown demands
It was a small turnout there with fewer than 20 people outside the JSE, demanding a stake in the country's economy.
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[WATCH] #ShutdownGauteng takes on the JSE
Representatives and coordinators of the #ShutdownGauteng movement met with officials from the JSE, delivering a memorandum of demands.
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'Gauteng shutdown' representatives demonstrate outside JSE
The demonstration forms part of the Gauteng total shutdown.
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[LISTEN] The worst performing shares on JSE in 2018
Talk Radio 702 host Bruce Whitfield spoke to the deputy chairman at Sasfin Securities David Shapiro on his overview of the worst performing stocks in the market.
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JSE CEO calls for 'vigorous oversight by boards' after Steinhoff scandal
JSE CEO Nicky Newton-King says in cases where charismatic leaders are involved, there needs to be more vigorous oversight by boards.
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JSE launches probe into Steinhoff disclosures
Steinhoff is in the middle of an accounting scandal that has wiped off more billions of dollars off its market value.
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JSE seeks more information about Steinhoff International probe
Steinhoff lost more than 63% of its share value on Wednesday with German prosecutors wanting to interview at least four officials after the resignation of CEO Markus Jooste.
