 | | | | | View full indicators | | | | | Airbus touts 400-seat jetliner Airbus seeks airline support for a new 400-seat jetliner provisionally dubbed the A350-8000 as competition escalates with Boeing. Full story | | | | Uber joins Florida city on transit test A Florida city is testing whether it can save millions of dollars in road-building expenses by subsidising the cost of rides with Uber. Full story | | | | Asian shares set for best week in five months Asian shares on Friday looked set to post their strongest week in five months as global investors returned to riskier assets. Full story | | | | Wall Street snaps up shares in late rush Wall Street moved higher on Thursday, adding momentum to a recent recovery as the energy and financial sectors emerged into positive territory. Full story | | | | Zimbabwe takes over diamond operations Robert Mugabe’s government will take possession of all diamond operations because miners had “robbed Zimbabwe of its wealth”. Full story | | | |  | | | | | | | | | | Prosecutors question Samarco settlement Brazilian prosecutors have criticised a deal that Samarco reached with the federal government regarding a deadly dam spill. Full story | | |
| | | Lonmin restructuring sees 5 000 jobs cut More that 5 000 people have taken voluntary retrenchment packages at Lonmin following a restructuring process, the company said. Full story | | |
| | | Prosecutors question Samarco settlement Brazilian prosecutors have criticised a deal that Samarco reached with the federal government regarding a deadly dam spill. Full story | | |
| | | Wall Street snaps up shares in late rush Wall Street moved higher on Thursday, adding momentum to a recent recovery as the energy and financial sectors emerged into positive territory. Full story | | |
| | | What’s the big fuss over Expropriation Bill? The passing of the Expropriation Bill by the National Assembly has once again caused a fair amount of panic, writes Bulelwa Mabasa. Full story | | |
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