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Mining firms braced for leaner future

Mining firms braced for leaner future

23 Nov 2012 00:00 - Chantelle Benjamin
Although South African mines are holding their own globally, they face unique cost challenges.
Emissions set to exceed tipping point

Emissions set to exceed tipping point

22 Jun 2012 10:20 - Sipho Kings
The global aim is to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, which are largely the result of burning fossil fuels.
SA banks worried about costs of economic crime

SA banks worried about costs of economic crime

31 Jan 2012 18:24 - Lisa Steyn
The latest Banana Skins survey has shown South African banks are concerned about the costs of fighting fraud and economic crime.
Media need to grow reach

Media need to grow reach

14 Oct 2011 16:17 - Lloyd Gedye
The world is going digital and as it does it is dragging the media and entertainment sectors with it, whether they are prepared for it or not.
Huge prospects, much protest

Huge prospects, much protest

08 Jul 2011 09:36 - Lisa Steyn
The jury is still out on mining shale gas: will the economic benefits outweigh the environmental concerns?

PwC warns of end to paper and ink publications

29 Apr 2011 07:50 - Staff Reporter
PricewaterhouseCoopers on Thursday cautioned publishers and retailers to act quickly to secure positions in the ebook and e-reader market.

Study finds family ties helped weather the recession

18 Jan 2011 16:05 - Staff Reporter
Three-quarters of South Africa's family-owned businesses believe family ties helped them through the recession, according to a PwC survey released.

Vietnam silences dissenting activists

14 Jan 2011 13:00 - Dustin Roasa
Nguyen Ngoc Quang recalls the moment he fell foul of the darker side of Vietnam's much-lauded economic miracle.

Is your divorce a corporate risk?

06 Dec 2010 09:00 - Fiona Zerbst
When your high-profile divorce hits the media, it may hurt your company. Here's why.

Intaka investigation moves to Limpopo

19 Nov 2010 07:38 - Staff Reporter
Investigations into the allegedly corrupt dealings of Intaka Holdings have moved to Limpopo, where the company also had contracts.

Indian police search offices of auditor

13 Jan 2009 11:16 - Staff Reporter
Indian police on Tuesday searched the offices of PricewaterhouseCoopers, the auditors of the troubled outsourcing giant Satyam Computers.

SA'S automative industry not insulated from global crisis

27 Oct 2008 10:25 - Staff Reporter
South Africa's automotive market is not insulated from the global economic churn and credit squeeze, PricewaterhouseCoopers said on Monday.

Land Bank head in new probe

30 Sep 2008 06:00 - Staff Reporter
Newly appointed Director General of Agriculture, Njabulo Nduli, is understood to be leading the charge against Mohlahlane.

Things that go boom!

08 Sep 2008 06:00 - Lynley Donnelly
Lynley Donnelly investigates the reasons behind the quadrupling of the prices of commodities.

Costs eating into mining revenue

17 Jun 2008 12:53 - Staff Reporter
Soaring costs eroded the revenues of mining companies in 2007, a report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers on Tuesday indicated.

SocGen rogue trader may have had accomplice

24 May 2008 08:49 - Staff Reporter
Investigators at Société Générale believe that rogue trader Jérôme Kerviel was aided by an assistant who processed a large number of his transactions during the fraudulent trading spree that cost the bank â,¬4,9-billion. They suspect the accomplice of registering almost 15% of the fictitious trades used by Kerviel to disguise his suspect positions.

Stratton won't return to SA, denies bribing Selebi

03 Jun 2008 13:18 - Sherilee Bridge
Australian businessman John Stratton is fighting South Africa's plans to have him extradited in connection with the murder of mining magnate Brett Kebble. Currently living in Perth, Stratton is wanted by the Scorpions as an alleged co-conspirator in the brutal murder of mining magnate Brett Kebble in September 2005.

Disbanding Scorpions 'will protect politicians'

29 May 2008 15:32 - Fienie Grobler
The disbanding of the Scorpions will protect corrupt and criminal politicians from prosecution, the deputy director of Public Prosecutions warned on Thursday. The Directorate of Special Operations, also known as the Scorpions, would lose its ability to independently investigate government officials if it was incorporated into the police, said Billy Downer, SC.

NPA, cops work to mend relations

28 May 2008 16:09 - Staff Reporter
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) and the South African Police Service are hard at work repairing their relationship ahead of a planned merger with the Scorpions, NPA acting head Mokotedi Mpshe said on Wednesday. "We're focusing primarily on salvaging whatever relations there are," Mpshe told reporters in Johannesburg.

Report shows white-collar crime impacts on rights

22 May 2008 18:05 - Staff Reporter
Although the violent nature of crime in South Africa is often highlighted, white-collar crimes are rampant and impact negatively on citizens' rights. Bribery and corruption were perceived to be the most prevalent crimes, said a South African Human Rights Commission report.

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