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Helena Wasserman

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  • Business Editor, Fin24
  • None, Fin24 South Africa
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Sunlight ordered to change ‘misleading’ claim on dishwashing liquid

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Sunlight Platinum’s ‘100% plant-based active’ claim is under dispute. Sunlight/Instagram For more financial news, visit News24 Business. Unilever has been ordered to change the wording on its Sunlight Platinum dishwashing liquid after SA’s advertising watchdog found one of its claims to be misleading.
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Helena Wasserman | Wanted: Stand-up suckers to set CEO pay

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Comments Gift article Bookmark 0:00 Subscribers can listen to this article New legislation means that if shareholders reject a company’s remuneration report, the remuneration committee must explain at the next annual general meeting how they addressed concerns. Jacob Wackerhausen via Getty Images Read this for free Be among those who shape the future with knowledge. Uncover exclusive stories that captivate your mind and heart with our FREE 14-day subscription trial.
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Surprisingly strong SA economy beats expectations Original

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SA’s economy grew in the first quarter, which did not yet fully reflect the impact of the Middle East conflict, which started with a US-Israel attack on Iran on 28 February. Ijubaphoto/Getty Images For more financial news, visit News24 Business. South Africa’s economy grew by 0.5% in the first three months of 2026 compared to the previous quarter. This was stronger than expected. Economists polled by Reuters forecast GDP growth of 0.3% quarter-on-quarter.
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