During a media briefing, business leaders said their work with government could deliver the growth needed to arrest the economic crisis
Only 5% of chief executives are women and the gender pay gap is most pronounced in the top JSE-listed companies, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report released on Thursday. The report, which tracked executive director remuneration trends in 285 companies, found that there were only 81 women executives among the 725 people whose pay was […]
Bernard Mostert on the ordeal of losing a business he helped build and the fight to get it back
But the South African Revenue Service doesn’t yet have the skills and multiple users to adopt it
The SAPS has received more than R500-billion over the past five years, yet commercial crime cases such as Steinhoff drag on
Executive directors earn 66 times the national minimum wage and are overwhelmingly white, a report by assurance, advisory and tax services company PwC has found
One of the unintended consequences of the Bill will be the dominance of foreign content in our schools, as it will disincentivise local creatives
The former Steinhoff chief executive could be ordered to pay back R870-million to the global general household retailer
The summary of a PwC report sketches an outline of the conspiracy at the heart of efforts to inflate the retail group’s profits and assets
Tom Moyane was suspended from the tax agency on March 19 this year
Only mass civil action will hound this rogues’ gallery of corporate crooks out of town
PwC shows that Metrobus doe not value the government’s strategic objectives.
Tougher reporting requirements could cut disparities between top execs and employees
While some such as the RAF and Tisa have welcomed Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene’s new budget plans, others are not so happy.
PricewaterhouseCoopers has announced that it has signed a conditional merger with corporate consultancy group Booz & Co.
Police say the motive for yesterday’s shooting which killed Lawrence Moepi, a forensic services director at an auditing firm, is still unknown.
Although South African mines are holding their own globally, they face unique cost challenges.
The global aim is to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, which are largely the result of burning fossil fuels.
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.
The jury is still out on mining shale gas: will the economic benefits outweigh the environmental concerns?
PricewaterhouseCoopers on Thursday cautioned publishers and retailers to act quickly to secure positions in the ebook and e-reader market.
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/ 18 January 2011
Three-quarters of South Africa’s family-owned businesses believe family ties helped them through the recession, according to a PwC survey released.
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/ 14 January 2011
Nguyen Ngoc Quang recalls the moment he fell foul of the darker side of Vietnam’s much-lauded economic miracle.
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/ 6 December 2010
When your high-profile divorce hits the media, it may hurt your company. Here’s why.
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/ 19 November 2010
Investigations into the allegedly corrupt dealings of Intaka Holdings have moved to Limpopo, where the company also had contracts.
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/ 13 January 2009
Indian police on Tuesday searched the offices of PricewaterhouseCoopers, the auditors of the troubled outsourcing giant Satyam Computers.
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/ 27 October 2008
South Africa’s automotive market is not insulated from the global economic churn and credit squeeze, PricewaterhouseCoopers said on Monday.
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/ 30 September 2008
Newly appointed Director General of Agriculture, Njabulo Nduli, is understood to be leading the charge against Mohlahlane.
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/ 8 September 2008
Lynley Donnelly investigates the reasons behind the quadrupling of the prices of commodities.
Soaring costs eroded the revenues of mining companies in 2007, a report released by PricewaterhouseCoopers on Tuesday indicated.
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.
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.