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SIMON BROWN: What George Soros, Tencent and Pick n Pay have in common

Pick n Pay’s acquisition of Boxer ranks as an iconic trade

Why a staff share scheme could help Pick n Pay

Pick n Pay rejected an Esop call from unions

DUNCAN McLEOD: The Prime-ification of South African retail

Deals are tailored to each shopper’s buying behaviour

 Alison Collier .

The business of building businesses: how Alison Collier scales SA startups

Endeavor SA’s Alison Collier helps grow entrepreneurs

Inside Pick n Pay’s desperate labour deal

No retrenchments equals a swathe of brutal concessions

Sean Summers.

Pick n Pay ends labour battle, sees turnaround ‘finding its targets’

Shares surge 7% on labour deal, higher margins

A Shoprite store at Jabulani Mall in Soweto.

BROKERS’ NOTES: Buy Shoprite, sell Pick n Pay

William Meyer says buy Shoprite, sell Pick n Pay

Inside the dubious science of Shoprite’s CEO pay scheme

Benchmarking is the key factor in swelling retail CEO pay

Roy Bagattini and Pieter Engelbrecht

How Shoprite and Woolies CEOs made bank

Lacklustre competition helped deliver a bumper pay package

Woolworths: South Africa’s retail CEO factory

Woolworths alumni now steering grocery retail rivals

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Pick n Pay and the problem of CEO succession

Shoprite, Standard Bank and Capitec make the case for clear CEO succession

Spencer Sonn, Pick n Pay CEO-designate.

Rising Sonn: why Pick n Pay went to Woolworths for its next CEO

Spencer Sonn has his work cut out at the loss-making retailer

It’s chocolates for Cartoon Candy after Beyers deal

Snacks firm picks from the bones of failed Chuckles maker

Woolworths CEO Sam Ngumeni.

Food over fashion at Woolworths

CEO Sam Ngumeni is doubling down on food

Under-pressure Libstar buckles

The pressure on food companies like Libstar is unrelenting

Sixty60 has expanded its award-winning service to selected Shoprite supermarkets.

Shoprite gets it right … again

Is there any stopping the retail behemoth?

How to shrink your AGM: just ask Mr Price  

A short and snappy meeting couldn’t disguise a rising tide of protest from its shareholders

Inside Shoprite’s savvy coffee move

The deal surprised the market, but it fits Shoprite’s strategy

Picture: Rawpixel/FM collage

Takealot’s driver army: a labour issue to be reckoned with 

Dramatic changes for firms reliant on the gig economy are coming

What the Saltzmans’ withdrawal means for Dis-Chem

The founding family are gone, but still influential