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Business

Dithering and delays hit digital TV
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Dithering and delays hit digital TV

Confusion reigns as the 2015 deadline looms for SA’s migration to digital to be completed.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 13 September 2013

Dedicated cruise liner terminal is an ‘ideal fit’ for V&A

Entering a bid to develop, construct and operate the first dedicated cruise-liner terminal in Cape Town is said to be the right thing to do.

By Lynley Donnelly
The IDC’s bad loans are at historic levels
Article
/ 13 September 2013

The IDC’s bad loans are at historic levels

The finance institution attributes its losses to exposure to a pressured commodities market.

By Staff Reporter
Winter’s over, but Eskom’s struggling to fill power gaps
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Winter’s over, but Eskom’s struggling to fill power gaps

Power utility still searches for its capital division head.

By Lynley Donnelly
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Article
/ 13 September 2013

Growing wealth helps SA make both ends “meat”

The way South Africans are eating has changed drastically as their pockets have deepened.

By Thalia Holmes
Trick or tweet? Follow the leaders
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Trick or tweet? Follow the leaders

Twitter is a useful way to promote businesses and increase revenue – but get it wrong at your peril.

By Staff Reporter
Deficit, not QE, troubles the rand
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Deficit, not QE, troubles the rand

The rand price is being affected by South Africa’s current account deficit, rather than fears of quantitative easing, say analysts.

By Lynley Donnelly
Private firms strike out over salaries
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Private firms strike out over salaries

Higher wage trends have ensured that parastatals largely avoided work stoppages this season.

By Thalia Holmes
Business pays price for weak links
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Business pays price for weak links

SA might lose its role as the gateway to Africa if it does not deal with supply chain challenges.

By Staff Reporter
Carbon tax shoots itself in the foot
Article
/ 13 September 2013

Carbon tax shoots itself in the foot

The treasury is thinking of enforcing the levy to reduce our emissions, but this won’t work.

By Staff Reporter
Global economy plagued by debt
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Global economy plagued by debt

Research reveals the full extent of indebtedness — the ‘most urgent issue in international finance’.

By Heather Stewart
Treasury queries need for analysts
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Treasury queries need for analysts

Passive management of pension funds could provide similar returns at a lower price, it says.

By Staff Reporter
SA drags customs into 21st Century
Article
/ 6 September 2013

SA drags customs into 21st Century

Sars’s new super-efficient setup at borders should clear paperwork and delays, and curb corruption.

By Staff Reporter
Cyberbullying is linked to domestic violence
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Cyberbullying is linked to domestic violence

Activists say abuse of women on sites such as Twitter should not be dismissed as harmless.

By Alexandra Topping
Strikers are relatively well-paid
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Strikers are relatively well-paid

Two sectors participating in industrial action earn much more than the median minimum wage.

By Thalia Holmes
Another September of discontent
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Another September of discontent

Five potential flashpoints may well derail any global recovery.

By Analysis Larry Elliott
King case is just the start as Sars hunts the mega-rich
Article
/ 6 September 2013

King case is just the start as Sars hunts the mega-rich

Dave King’s settlement with the SARS is a cautionary tale for the country’s mega-rich.

By Lynley Donnelly
Little relief for the rand until the fundamentals are put right
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Little relief for the rand until the fundamentals are put right

In the run-up to the G20 meeting being held in Russia, developing nations have been battling to find ways to halt the rout of their currencies.

By Lynley Donnelly
Dual-listed companies buoy JSE
Article
/ 6 September 2013

Dual-listed companies buoy JSE

The Bourse has defied market trends, largely on foreign earnings and the weak rand.

By Staff Reporter
Gold Fields buries BEE findings
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Gold Fields buries BEE findings

Its decision not to write up its empowerment investigation raises yet more questions.

By Staff Reporter
Gas changes the energy landscape
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Gas changes the energy landscape

Deputy president Kgalema Motlanthe says shale gas could be a game changer for South Africa.

By Lynley Donnelly
Shotgun approach hurts co-ops
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Shotgun approach hurts co-ops

The department and unions gunned blindly for suspect worker groups, causing collateral damage to all.

By Teigue Payne
US takes a closer look at digital currency
Article
/ 30 August 2013

US takes a closer look at digital currency

United States authorities increase scrutiny of the digital currency.

By Dominic Rushe
The switch from punch to mojitos
Article
/ 30 August 2013

The switch from punch to mojitos

The US exit from quantitative easing will not be a sober affair, especially for developing economies.

By Comment Nils Pratley
Fuel giant executive’s resignation sparks speculation
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Fuel giant executive’s resignation sparks speculation

An analyst says the surprising resignation by Sasol’s chief financial officer is "very unusual" and has unsettled some in the market.

By Staff Reporter
Brazil adds to Sasol’s plastics woes
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Brazil adds to Sasol’s plastics woes

Sasol plastics are cheap in Brazil, but pricey in South Africa – and governments are not happy.

By Staff Reporter
The X-million-dollar question: How rich is Mamphela?
Article
/ 30 August 2013

The X-million-dollar question: How rich is Mamphela?

It appears Mamphela Ramphele’s quest for transparency has been clouded by intrigue.

By Thalia Holmes
As US brakes, economies start to skid
Article
/ 30 August 2013

As US brakes, economies start to skid

Emerging markets hurting as world prepares to wean itself off unconvential monetary policy.

By Lynley Donnelly
SA scores high on tax compliance
Article
/ 30 August 2013

SA scores high on tax compliance

The country lags on start-up funding.

By Staff Reporter
Bitter end of tax restrictions for micro businesses
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Bitter end of tax restrictions for micro businesses

Companies are not taking advantage of tax breaks because criteria are too onerous, say analysts.

By Staff Reporter
Research shows franchise growth
Article
/ 30 August 2013

Research shows franchise growth

More stores opened than closed, mostly by new entrepreneurs.

By Staff Reporter
The UK’s good news is bad
Article
/ 30 August 2013

The UK’s good news is bad

Despite the positive spin about growth, what can happen will overshadow Japan’s lost decade.

By Staff Reporter
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