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Why independence matters most Of all the reasons for Pick n Pay’s existential challenges, few analysts would have tagged lack of involvement by the Ackerman family as one. … by Ann Crotty October 28, 2024 Investing & Finance·Opinion
Short-changed shareholders: A tale of AGMs gone bad … How difficult can it be to hold an AGM? These meetings have been a requirement of company life for almost as long as company… by Ann Crotty October 4, 2024 Investing & Finance
The Companies Amendment Act is a go, isn’t it? Maybe not It’s happened again. Excitement, as well as much dread as President Cyril Ramaphosa signs off on another piece of controversial legislation. Then slowly comes… by Ann Crotty August 1, 2024 Investing & Finance
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