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Today at 19:49:28 - BEE partner, Zungu says it's a happy ending but he's available to do business again.
Today at 18:04:25 - Recent troubles reveal the weaknesses in Sharemax's fund raising model.
Today at 17:44:43 - Is the DMR minister engaging in double speak?
Today at 17:10:13 - Falls for third straight month but private hiring surprised on the upside.
Today at 16:50:49 - Heavyweight businessman to lay criminal charges Monday.
Today at 15:15:07 - And how it affects investors.
Today at 13:55:01 - Marcus declined to give hints on the interest rate decision due next week.
Today at 13:36:41 - The service went live in Port Elizabeth at very aggressive rates.
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Today at 19:48:26 - The local currency has rocketed as investors shrug off concerns about the public sector strike.
Today at 16:03:06 - The Public Service Commission has urged negotiators to find common ground with unions as the public sector strike is affecting service delivery.
Today at 14:42:37 - JSE-listed insurers have delivered improved operating performances during the latest results reporting period - a sign that the SA economy is ticking along.
Today at 13:14:09 - Zimbabwe's tobacco sale has ended with a record crop of 122 million kg moving hands, which officials attributed to small-scale farmers joining the industry.
Today at 12:16:45 - Workers' initial rejection of the government's latest wage offer may have been based on incomplete information, union leaders say.
Today at 11:44:16 - Next week, attorneys will draw up a basic will free of charge. Here's why you should get yours.
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Today at 17:20:00 - Striking public-service unions held a second day of meetings on Friday as an impasse between government and workers dragged on.
Today at 14:08:00 - Zimbabwe's tobacco sale closed on Friday with a record crop of 122-million kilograms having been sold.
Today at 09:14:00 - The 1,3-million workers who rejected the government's wage offer appear to have sent a loud "no!" not just to the state but to trade union leaders.
02/09/2010 at 18:55:00 - The strike continued on Thursday with the Cosatu and Independent Labour Caucus declaring a "preliminary" rejection of the government's pay offer.
02/09/2010 at 12:52:00 - The Cabinet has urged public-service wage negotiators to urgently find an amicable and win-win solution to the strike.
02/09/2010 at 12:27:00 - New vehicle sales rose 36,9% to 46 377 year-on-year in August from 33 875 in the corresponding period in 2009.
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THE portfolio committee on trade and industry will in the next two weeks begin a process that will investigate mining rights issues concerning ArcelorMittal South Africa , Kumba Iron Ore and Imperia ...
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THE JSE closed weaker yesterday as nervous investors took profit after Wednesday's steep gains, which saw the JSE all-share index rise nearly 3%. By 5pm local time the JSE all-share index closed 0. ...
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THE JSE added 725 points yesterday in line with global markets and pushed by better than expected PMI data in China, the US and Europe, while Australian GDP data boosted local resources stocks. A lo ...
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THE Kagiso Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) increased by 0.8 index points in August to 50.3, after five months of being below the 50 point mark. The PMI measures activity in the manufacturing sector ...
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THE Department of Transport yesterday announced it intended to present its 20-year rail investment plan to Cabinet later this month. The department is preparing to overhaul passenger rail, including ...
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Today at 01:00:00 - CAPE TOWN's new liquor regulations, approved by the City Council last month, were unnecessarily restrictive and would even outlaw champagne breakfasts at any hotel or restaurant in the City.
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02/09/2010 at 09:05:23 - Vehicle sales in August showed improvement in comparison to the same period last year rising at 36.9 percent, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA) said on Thur ...
02/09/2010 at 07:41:32 - Black South Africans own 18 percent of the available shares of the top 100 companies listed in Johannesburg, edging closer to a government target of 25 percent, a study showed on Wednesday.
31/08/2010 at 11:52:58 - South Africa's trade balance remained in surplus in July, with exports edging up slightly while the monthly rate of increase in imports was higher, but off a low base.
27/08/2010 at 16:14:09 - Motorists will be given some relief when the price of petrol decreases next Wednesday.
27/08/2010 at 08:34:10 - South Africa and China, which operates the largest high-speed rail network in the world, have signed an agreement that seeks to promote co-operation, trade and investment in rail projects between the ...
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27/08/2010 at 08:54:00 - The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) says Government needs to be clearer on its definition of essential services. Cosatu has also called on Government to finalise minimum service agreem ...
27/08/2010 at 07:45:00 - The Rand is steady this morning. Dealers say that the currency may react to external developments today with all eyes on news over the US economy.
26/08/2010 at 22:18:00 - Oil rose for a second day today, supported by a modest improvement in US jobs data and a weaker dollar.
26/08/2010 at 20:43:00 - Ousted Communications Director General Mamodupi Mohlala will be redeployed in another state department after her letter of dismissal was withdrawn by Minister of Communications Siphiwe Nyanda at the J ...
26/08/2010 at 20:29:00 - As state services ground to a halt, the repercussions were felt countrywide. Provincial health departments have also confirmed several more strike-related deaths.
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Today at 22:20:05 - Delta Air Lines Inc. Friday said its traffic and capacity for August rose 1.1% and 1.2%, respectively, while load factor stayed flat when compared to the prior year. Latin American and Pacific contrib ...
Today at 21:20:13 - President Barack Obama Friday sought to highlight the positives in an August jobs report that was better than many analysts had feared.
Obama, speaking in the Rose Garden, said the report represen ...
Today at 19:51:04 - European shares ended the week on a strong note Friday, getting a boost from better-than-expected employment data from the US.
Today at 18:48:41 - Competition in the nascent, but fast-growing tablet market has intensified with more companies unveiling their own tablet computers to counter Apple Inc.'s iPad. Japanese electronics giant Toshiba Cor ...
Today at 18:01:33 - While many see the smaller than expected drop in employment in August as a positive sign for the U.S. economy, Republicans leaders in the House have expressed an unsurprisingly negative view of the da ...
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