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At least 9 000 complaints have been filed against short-term insurers and car claims topped the list, but disputes have been resolved faster, the ombudsman says.
Boeing says it expects to hit its target of producing 60 Dreamliners by the end of the year and that its battery retrofits is almost complete.
The City of Johannesburg has tabled the highest budget in the country and says it is aimed at creating growth, unity and a developmental city.
Calls for the beleaguered Compensation Fund to be placed under administration by the Treasury have been dismissed by Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant.
Outgoing FNB CEO Michael Jordaan, who spent 10 years at the helm of the bank, says he is happy because he is leaving the company in good hands.
Ireland has called for an international clampdown on multinationals shifting profits around to avoid tax amid criticism it helped Apple shrunk its tax bill.
Since getting independence from Britain in 1960, Nigeria has played a major role in politics in the African continent.
Are you considering debt consolidation as a quick-fix to your money woes? Be careful because it may come back to bite, a debt expert warns.
NO TO POISON: An environmental activist in Germany wears a respirator mask to stage a protest in a canola field to reduce pesticides in agriculture. (Marc Tirl, AFP)
Tax cheats big and small have been under the microscope as the EU discussed tax evasion amid a fresh scandal involving Apple.
The JSE has been trading in negative territory amid consolidation after closing at a record high on Tuesday.
Healthcare provider Mediclinic has reported a 53% increase in basic normalised headline earnings per share to 273.2 cents for the year ended March 2013.
The long end of the South African bond curve rallied in midday trade on Wednesday on a recovery in the rand.
Massmart says it expects lacklustre sales growth this year, as the unit of Walmart battles with weak consumer demand.
Malawi's luxury presidential jet, bought by late leader Bingu wa Mutharika, has been sold for $15m to raise cash for the impoverished African country, an official says.
The City of Cape Town has awarded the tender to provide vehicles for its extended MyCiTi bus routes to Volvo SA, a city official says.
Workers at the Lanxess chrome mine in Rustenburg are still on strike, the mine says.
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Cosatu will be joined by at least 10 civil society bodies and some religious leaders in a series of protests in the next few weeks against e-tolling in Gauteng.
Japan's trade deficit expanded a worse-than-expected 70% on year to $8.6bn in April, government data showed, as a weaker yen made imports costlier.
A Fin24 user has been blacklisted and wants to repair his credit record without having to wait a few years to have his name cleared.
There has been a 42% increase in the number of cyber attacks in 2012, particularly in the small business sector, according to a report.
The JSE has turned negative in a sign of consolidation after a record closing high on Tuesday.
During First National Bank CEO Michael Jordaan's 10-year tenure he served the bank with distinction and reached the goals he had set for himself, says FirstRand.
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