Oil is on a slippery slope after Saudia Arabia kicked off a price war with its one-time ally, Russia. This comes after Russia refused to cut back on output on account of the coronavirus. Business Day TV spoke to David Elmes from the Warwick Business School for his analysis on the broader impact.

Aspen CEO Stephen Saad spoke to Business Day TV about the firm’s plan to deleverage its balance sheet after it slashed its debt to R37.9 billion, following the sale of its Japanese business.

Fortress has adjusted how it calculates shareholder dividends, as it tries to be more conservative in a difficult operating environment. Business Day TV caught up with the firm's CEO Steven Brown about that move, as well as the company's half-year performance.

Stadio says it has exceeded the strategic objectives and financial benchmarks set out in its pre-listing statement. The education group has reported a 7% increase in student numbers during its full-year, which supported a 9% rise in earnings for the period. Business Day TV spoke to Stadio's CEO Chris van der Merwe for more detail on the performance.

Gauteng's budget for 2020/21 has grown by R10 billion rand, and prioritises the health and education sectors. Business Day TV spoke to Gauteng MEC for Finance Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko about the spending plan, as well as the growth trajectory envisioned for the province.

Standard Bank's delivered a lacklustre year-end performance, with headline earnings growth of just 1%. That's as a constrained macroeconomic environment, particularly in South Africa, along with losses at its joint venture with China's ICBC weighed. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with the lender's CEO Sim Tshabalala.

Mpact has swung to an annual loss of over R880 million, as tough trading conditions, accounting changes and an impairment weighed during the period. The company says it will focus on cash preservation moving forward, as it expects operating conditions to remain challenging. Business Day TV spoke to Bruce Strong, CEO of Mpact for his analysis of the numbers.

African Oxygen has managed to recover from restructuring costs and equipment write-downs, delivering an over 31% surge in full year earnings. Business Day TV unpacked those numbers with CEO Schalk Venter.

Murray & Roberts has delivered a solid half-year performance, largely supported by a strong showing from its underground mining platform. The company managed to grow its order book by 60% during the period. Business Day TV spoke to Henry Laas, CEO of Murray and Roberts

The rand has been knocked severely, hit by both local and global factors. Business Day TV spoke to RMB's Jan Sluis-Cremer to get to grips with the latest GDP numbers, along with the impact the print's had on the local unit.