(RTTNews) - Germany's United Internet AG (UTDI.DE) reported Tuesday higher earnings per share from continued operations in its first quarter, with growth in sales and contracts. Further, the Internet services company maintained positive outlook for fiscal 2026.
(RTTNews) - Germany's United Internet AG (UTDI.DE) reported Tuesday higher earnings per share from continued operations in its first quarter, with growth in sales and contracts. Further, the Internet services company maintained positive outlook for fiscal 2026.
The unanimous decision by the European Union, agreed to on Monday, was sparked by growing outrage over the devastation in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war. (Image credit: Marius Burgelman)
The unanimous decision by the European Union, agreed to on Monday, was sparked by growing outrage over the devastation in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war. (Image credit: Marius Burgelman)
A top South Korean policymaker said the nation should pay citizens a “dividend” using taxes on AI profits, underscoring growing pressure to redistribute gains from a boom that’s enriched chipmakers like Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc. Bloomberg's Sangmi Cha breaks down what we know. (Source: Bloomberg)
A top South Korean policymaker said the nation should pay citizens a “dividend” using taxes on AI profits, underscoring growing pressure to redistribute gains from a boom that’s enriched chipmakers like Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc. Bloomberg's Sangmi Cha breaks down what we know. (Source: Bloomberg)
South Africa has regained competitiveness in mining because of partnerships between the public and private sector to tackle regulatory issues and structural bottlenecks, according to billionaire Patrice Motsepe . Policy uncertainty together with vandalism, power outages and logistics bottlenecks have weighed on South Africa’s mining industry for more than a decade. President Cyril Ramaphosa ’s gov...
South Africa has regained competitiveness in mining because of partnerships between the public and private sector to tackle regulatory issues and structural bottlenecks, according to billionaire Patrice Motsepe . Policy uncertainty together with vandalism, power outages and logistics bottlenecks have weighed on South Africa’s mining industry for more than a decade. President Cyril Ramaphosa ’s government partnered with business groups including B4SA to address the nation’s sub-standard transport and energy infrastructure and operations. “They’ve done very well over the last few years in ensuring” South Africa becomes a destination for investments, Motsepe said at the sidelines of a conference in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. “Part of what should take place in those partnerships is for the CEOs of the mining industry to keep telling the government what are the changes, the improvements and the areas that will ensure that South Africa is a globally competitive destination.” The end of rotational blackouts and improvement in transport logistics have put South Africa in a better place to capitalize on higher commodity prices. Johannesburg’s industrial metals and mining gauge has climbed 30% this year, compared with just a 2.4% increase in the benchmark FTSE/JSE All Share Index. South Africa Coal, Metal Exporters to Spend Billions on Rail How Cash-in-a-Sofa Scandal Risks Toppling Ramaphosa: Explainer Warning Signs Lie Ahead for a Resurgent Economy: Next Africa Still, South Africa’s investment in mineral exploration dropped for a seventh straight year, despite the government’s ambitions to arrest the decline. Exploration spending in South Africa fell 5.3% to 738 million rand ($44.8 million) in 2025, according to data published in March by the government’s statistics agency using 2015 constant prices. Investment in prospecting has slumped more than 85% in the past three decades, the data show. Motsepe, South Africa’s wealthiest Black person who made his fortune in gold mining ...