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Construction firm Group 5 says it expects first-half diluted headline earnings per share to decline by up to 36%.
The US economy expanded 2.8% in the fourth quarter, but businesses' strong rebuilding of stocks and weak spend on capital goods hinted at slower growth in early 2012.
David Msiza, the chief inspector of mines, says a team will look at trying to minimise the amount of production lost due to inspections.
Leaders of the Arab Spring have asked the global elite gathered in Davos for economic help, saying the rise of political Islam is not a threat to democracy.
The price of petrol will go up by more than 30c a litre, bringing the cost of fuel close to R11/litre in inland areas.
Financial group Investec says it has acquired Irish securities group NCB, which has about €1.3bn of private client funds under management.
Iran's parliament is to debate a law that could stop oil exports to the European Union as soon as next week, says an MP.
A court in the Democratic Republic of Congo has ordered Vodacom to pay at least $21m in unpaid fees to a former consultant, according to a report.
MAIDEN WOES: CaixaBank president Isidre Faine at the 2011 results presentation in Barcelona. The bank reported net profit down 13% in its maiden annual results as a listed bank, after taking provisions against rotten property assets. (Reuters)
The rand briefly touched new three-month high versus the dollar, but may have limited scope for further gains.
South African stocks retreated from a record high, edging down half a percent after retailers declined on concerns their valuations may be stretched from a recent surge.
Absa Group has revamped its executive committee as some senior executives are due to leave.
The Golden Lions Rugby Union is "hopelessly insolvent", its former potential equity partners have said in court papers.
The SA National Roads Agency says there's no truth to reports on social media that its staff are stopping people and forcing them to register for e-tolls.
News Corp executive James Murdoch will not stand for reelection to the GlaxoSmithKline board at its next AGM.
Wegelin bank has had to sell its non-US business to shield it from fallout with US authorities as it faces a potential probe into assisting US taxpayers to hide assets.
Handheld games maker Nintendo says it aims to make a profit next year but has warned of its first ever operating loss this year.
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Britain's fourth-quarter GDP fell, boosting hopes of more economic stimulus.
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