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Reunert wins telecoms legal battle

The court rules that telecoms newcomer AppChat cannot use Nashua ECN's intellectual property, approach its staff or its customers.

Reunert ups shareholder payout

The listed group increases shareholder payouts as the tax burden shifts.

Reunert sees headline earnings gain

Earnings per share will be lower for the first half of the year.

Holdsworth barred from hiring Reunert staff

A full hearing into whether John Holdsworth breached a restraint of trade signed with Reunert is scheduled for 29 May.

Reunert takes Holdsworth to court

The listed company argues John Holdsworth is breaching a contract and should be stopped from launching AppChat later this year.

Reunert bulks up Nashua

The company spends R305.5 million to buy franchises and ECN Telecommunications.

Nokia Siemens sale boosts Reunert

The company says full year earnings will be higher when it reports results next month.

Reunert director quits

The company's chief commercial officer steps down a month after the departure of its CEO.

Articles About Reunert (12)

How the acquisition of Roynet transformed IQ Business into a consulting and technology powerhouse

In this episode of ITWeb TV, Rob Godlonton, CEO of IQbusiness, warns against businesses using artificial intelligence simply to adopt emerging technologies. He describes poorly considered AI-generated output as “AI vomit”.

IQ Business's five value streams The secret to delivering real client value

In this episode of ITWeb TV, Rob Godlonton, CEO of IQbusiness, warns against businesses using artificial intelligence simply to adopt emerging technologies. He describes poorly considered AI-generated output as “AI vomit”.

Why AI is not just a buzzword — and the problem with 'AI vomit'

In this episode of ITWeb TV, Rob Godlonton, CEO of IQbusiness, warns against businesses using artificial intelligence simply to adopt emerging technologies. He describes poorly considered AI-generated output as “AI vomit”.