Snuffing credit card fire
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The US is rushing to put laws into place to prevent abusive practices by credit card companies to help consumers battered by the global financial meltdown.
› Keep stimulus: G20
› US reforms at risk
› Go again Bernanke
› Keep stimulus: G20
› US reforms at risk
› Go again Bernanke
Super-rich get richer
A rebound in Chinese stocks has seen the fortunes of the nation's ultra-wealthy rocket.
Murdoch's plans stymied
Rupert Murdoch's plans to squeeze subscriptions from his online readers are not panning out.
Vanilla Ice, ice baby?
Castle Lite has confirmed that the star of its advertising campaign is the real Vanilla Ice.
Marcus's baptism of fire
Incoming SARB Governor Gill Marcus faces her first test as markets expect a rate decision.
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Henrie's RecipesToday, 07 November 2009
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Neotel's small beginnings
Neotel says it is still finding the burden of expectations to be a heavy load.
PetroSA's shutdown
PetroSA's mandatory shutdown of its Mossel Bay gas-to-liquids plant is 80% complete.› WORLD NEWS
Doing business virtually
Large firms are using the Second Life online world as to conduct private, virtual meetings.
Fiat to the rescue
Fiat has promised to turn US auto giant Chrysler into a truly viable company.
Saville row tailors tussle
London's Savile Row tailors now face a fight to defend their prestige image.
Art crisis over?
A rise in sales at Sotheby's art brings hope that the economy is back on track.
Fury at Opel deal failure
GM has stunned the auto industry by pulling out of the sale of its Opel division.
Disney goes Chinese
Disney has a green light to sprinkle its magic over mainland China for the first time.
CEO driven to his death
The head of Doosan group has committed suicide in response to the economic slump.
Italy - the rice kings
Italian rice growers are smiling, having largely been spared the global crisis.
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Basketball tycoon killed
A convicted spy who became owner of a top women's basketball team has been shot dead.
Post strike heats up
Britain's postal union is suing the Royal Mail for hiring temporary workers during a strike.
Rate hike brings hope
Australia's hike in interest rates is a sign that the economic outlook is improving.
