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Companies should get real about the climate damage caused by the metallurgical fossil fuel mining, a think-tank report reads

The firing of Julio Cesar de Arruda is at odds with statements made by Brazil's defence minister in the aftermath of Brasilia riots

Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Twitter and other tech firms came to Google’s defence in legal briefs filed on Thursday in a US Supreme Court case that could fundamentally change the way the internet works.

Persistently high unemployment in South Africa is a structural problem that the central bank doesn’t have the tools to address and should be dealt with by changing the nation’s education policy, Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago said.

Microsoft and Amazon, two of the world’s biggest companies, began cutting a total of 28,000 jobs on Wednesday in a post-pandemic reckoning that has left almost no tech name unscathed.

The National Energy Crisis Committee expects record power outages to ease as measures put in place, including a new law to fast-track plant development, take effect.

One of the world’s most valuable private companies is getting along just fine with its CEO playing a less-active role

Twitter won a ruling forcing a group of laid-off workers fighting the company over their severance packages to pursue their claims in individual arbitration rather than through a class-action lawsuit.

US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen departs on Tuesday to visit three African countries, including South Africa, central to President Joe Biden’s strategy to rejuvenate ties with the continent and counter China’s influence across the developing world.

Months of wage strikes spurred by rising cost of living have piled pressure on PM Rishi Sunak’s government