US in recession
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The United States has slipped into recession, the head of the San Francisco branch of the Federal Reserve, the nation's central bank, said on Tuesday.
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World rice markets are likely to remain tight next year despite an expected record harvest.
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US presidential candidate Barack Obama is fighting for the White house on a new front: videogames.
Rice price vice
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World rice markets are likely to remain tight next year despite an expected record harvest.
Obama campaigns in games
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US presidential candidate Barack Obama is fighting for the White house on a new front: videogames.
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As the financial crisis spreads, a string of bad jokes has inevitably followed in its wake.
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The promo, one of the marketer's favoured tools, works very well in the online world.
Priceless humour
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As the financial crisis spreads, a string of bad jokes has inevitably followed in its wake.
Be a made market man
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The promo, one of the marketer's favoured tools, works very well in the online world.
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Shell eyes Russian oil field
Royal Dutch Shell is in talks to acquire at least 50 percent of Russian company Taas-Yuriakh.
Bailout plan another 9/11?
This week will probably see the most important event in the lifetime of many of us.» WORLD NEWS
Turmoil in the stars
Astrologer Raj Kumar Sharma believes current market turbulence was written in the stars.
Rio systems go
Miner Rio Tinto's outlook is positive despite the credit crisis and a Chinese 'pause'.
» BUSINESS NEWS
The DA defuses Mathews
Mathews Phosa's bail out comments are "dangerous and inappropriate", says the DA.
» RAND & JSE
Rand weakens sharply
The rand was sharply weaker against major currencies in late trade on Wednesday.
JSE crashes nearly 7%
Stocks plummeted nearly seven percent on Wednesday following severe drops in overseas markets.
» WORLD MARKETS
Euro gains again
European stock markets closed with solid gains for a second straight day on Tuesday.
Wall St euphoria fades
Wall Street shares dipped on Tuesday as euphoria faded from a massive rally a day earlier.
» PERSONAL FINANCE/PROPERTY
World Cup rate cut
The ANC's crisis-hit bailout assurance was a good move, says economist Chris Hart.
Huge centre to be built
The largest entertainment and shopping centre in Africa will soon be built on Durban's north coast.
