A dignified 'Grexit' is unlikely
Whether the Greeks are left with a much-diluted drachma or not, there is still more pain ahead, writes Kevin Davie
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Marcus gives big five banks a hand
In an unprecedented move to bombproof SA's major lenders, a multibillion-rand emergency fund has been set up to help them weather any liquidity storm.
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Nations that adapt or die
A new index measures countries' ability to manage change to achieve sustained long-term growth, Lisa Steyn reports.
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Chinese bubble economy: The bulls versus the bears
The first myth is that China is an export economy. It is not, writes Patrick Collinson.
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African-Indian investment: Ripe for the picking
India can provide mutually beneficial investment in Africa - provided it doesn't wait too long, writes Nickolaus Bauer.
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Tough times fire up avid US bartering network
While America's economy may best be known for its ultra-capitalist ways, local bartering between tradesmen is as trendy today as ever.
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Zambia's growth engine starts to chug again
A steadily growing economy is hampered by a lack of formal employment and fractious politics.
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IMF: Oil rich Qatar to grow 20% in 2011
The economy of Qatar -- the world's wealthiest country per capita -- will grow a breathless 20% in 2011, the IMF said on Wednesday.
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