Big Business cutting exec pay
10:03am | Business Leadership SA says it is committed to devising a code of conduct on pay and labour practices for its members that will include "sacrifices by management".
10:03am | Business Leadership SA says it is committed to devising a code of conduct on pay and labour practices for its members that will include "sacrifices by management".
The DA has laid charges against Cosatu after a protest by the party turned violent.
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Nehawu says Helen Zille is not fit for office and called for her resignation as W Cape premier.
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Positive test results have increased the prospects for the development of a low-cost iron ore mine.
In the first quarter of 2012, 110 719 new cars were sold - 10 percent more than in Q1/2011.
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Over the last two decades, investments in SA have massively and consistently outperformed The World.
Gold is enduring its worst run in seven years on uncertainty regarding Greece's future in the EU.
SA banks warned of a funding shortfall of R900bn if they are forced to adopt the Basel 3 rules.
The volatile rand was slightly firmer in midday trade following news that the ECB would aid Greece.
The rand tracked the euro weaker in early trade on Wednesday as a Greek eurozone exit was likely.
The JSE reversed gains to finish the session lower on Tuesday, as the Greek coalition failed.
The JSE ended in the red on Monday, tracking weaker global share markets, amid fears about Greece.
US stocks were up in early trade on Tuesday as the political deadlock opened new eurozone cracks.
US stocks closed firmly in the red Monday on Greece's political stalemate and Spain's banking woes.
European stock markets fell sharply on Tuesday on news that now Greece must face new elections.
European equities slumped Monday and the euro tumbled to its lowest point since January.
