Barloworld’s unceremonious exit from the JSE
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Vodacom’s failed Maziv merger isn’t just a story about competition policy – it’s about the law that’s slowing down deal approvals…
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The Barloworld deal has not only been processed speedily – it looks set to be approved without onerous conditions…
Barloworld’s CompCom boost
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