Shopping just got smarter with Checkers' Xpress Trolley
Checkers is testing its first smart shopping trolley, pioneering a major step towards a frictionless, technology-led in-store experience.
Checkers is testing its first smart shopping trolley, pioneering a major step towards a frictionless, technology-led in-store experience.
In the second quarter of 2025, billionaire investor Bill Ackman made some notable changes to his portfolio, including buying Amazon and increasing his stake in Google.
Read MoreTobacco giant, British American Tobacco (BAT), has painted South Africa’s proposed new smoking laws as a farce, with the government trying to control a sector long lost to criminals.
Read MoreResilient REIT’s latest results show that ubiquitous shoppoing mall brands like Edgars, Ster-Kinekor and Woolworths are significantly restructuring their operations and retail strategies in South Africa.
Read MoreLow-cost carrier Mango Airlines is heading towards a final winding down after the investor waiting to acquire it pulled out of the process.
Read MoreWorld-renowned chef and healthy food advocate Jamie Oliver has returned to South Africa to endorse Simple Truth, Checkers’ private label wellness brand.
Read MoreA consortium led by Saudi Arabia’s Zahid Group has received approval from the Competition Tribunal to acquire Barloworld, which is set to delist from the JSE.
Read MoreA few decades ago, women weren’t even allowed to drink beer in the same room as men - hotels had separate “ladies’ bars” where they were confined to sip their drinks out of sight. Fast-forward to today, and women are brewing, running businesses, and shaping the future of South Africa’s beer industry.
Read MoreTime Out, the global brand dedicated to inspiring and enabling people to experience the best of the city, has officially launched in Johannesburg.
Read MoreAn incredible industrial property with a proven operational history is now available to lease in KwaZulu-Natal.
Read MoreSouth Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world in terms of income, with top CEOs earning hundreds times more than lower-level employees.
Read MoreLos Angeles and Cape Town based marketing executive turned wine negociant Ingrid Best is the founder and CEO of IBest wines, a brand blending wine, art and culture.
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