Franklin’s white hearse arrived more than two hours before the service had been scheduled to start.
Tribune is withdrawing from its R52. 13bn buyout by Sinclair and it?s filing a lawsuit against it, citing breach of contract.
Tribune is withdrawing from its R52. 13bn buyout by Sinclair and it?s filing a lawsuit against it, citing breach of contract.
Pepico?s second quarter was weighed down by a higher tax rate, but its adjusted profit beat Wall Street expectations and revenue improved.
Online retailer Amazon has reached a deal with French authorities to pay about $250million (R3. 02billion) in back taxes.
Industrial conglomerate Siemens has announced plans to cut about 6900 jobs worldwide at its power, gas and drives divisions, half of them in Germany.
Deutsche Bank says net income for the third quarter more than doubled as the bank cuts costs and works past fines and settlements.
Greenpeace issued a report that gave technology titans, Samsung Electronics, Amazon and Huawei, low marks for their impact on the environment.
Daimler says it is moving toward a restructuring that would see its Mercedes-Benz car division, truck and bus business become independent entities.
Toyota yesterday closed its Melbourne factory, ending 54 years of production by the Japanese firm in Australia.
The airline says it will cancel as many as 50 flights a day for six weeks because it ?messed up? when scheduling crew holidays.
The European Aviation Safety Agency (Easa) has issued an air worthiness directive about Airbus?s A350-941 aircraft.
Yum Brands profit declines by nearly 40% affected by weak performance at its Pizza Hut chain.
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Asian markets fell on Thursday because of Apple's strong earnings, causing concern over China's rising debt and weaker commodity prices.
BMW's net profit rises by 14% with their new 5-Series sedan, boosting the company's earnings.
Siemens profits have taken a sharp rise, says their new CEO Joe Kaeser, beating analyst estimates.
US sales will fall short of last year's record 17. 5 million for the first annual sales drop since 2009.
Shares in Unilever, the owner of brands like Hellman's, Lipton, and Knorr, are down sharply after rival Kraft Heinz withdrew a $143 billion takeover offer.
Daimler says fourth-quarter net profit rose 18 percent as the company's flagship Mercedes-Benz brand reaped fat returns on new SUV models.
A special French court has declared International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde guilty of criminal negligence in a long-running arbitration case.
The US says more than $1bn has been stolen from a Malaysian fund by people close to Prime Minister Najib Razak.
It’s a case of two down: the aisle. A crossword-loving UK lawyer hid a marriage proposal in the Times newspaper’s daily puzzle.
Burger King is paying the expenses and providing gifts for the wedding of an Illinois couple with an interesting connection to the fast food restaurant chain.