What motivated Michael Jordaan to leave FNB, wonders Paddy Hartdegen.
Thanks to a garnishee order, a user will pay R17 000 for a debt of under R3 000.
Swiss investor Lonza has pulled out of a project for a state-owned pharmaceutical company to manufacture key ingredients for Aids drugs, a report says.
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.
Private hospital group Netcare reported a 23.2% increase in diluted headline earnings per share to 64.2c for the six months to March 31‚ driven in part by a weak rand.
Cipla Medpro South Africa says its shareholders have approved a $500m buyout offer from India's Cipla.
Non-binding proposals that may lead to the selling of Adcock Ingram as a whole, or a controlling stake thereof, have been received, the company says.
Europe's medicines regulator is digging in for a fight over data transparency after being stopped from releasing information from two US companies by a court ruling.
Private health giant Netcare and Nehawu have resumed pay talks following intensified protest action.
Nutritional products company Herbalife has posted adjusted quarterly profit that blew past expectations and raised its full-year profit forecast.
Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca says its net profit tumbled 38% in the first quarter of the year after losing market exclusivity for some of its key drugs.
Aspen Pharmacare has plans to buy Nestle's infant nutritional business for $215m, the company says.
Nehawu members employed at Netcare have embarked on a nationwide strike, but the hospital group says its operations were not severely affected.
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A user says he was misled into signing a document allowing a garnishee order.
FNB's Michael Jordaan says a 10-year stint as CEO is long enough.
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The registration of two debt counsellors has been cancelled after an official probe.
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Drugmaker Adcock Ingram has fired back at a R6.2bn bid from conglomerate Bidvest, saying the offer lacks detail and is "opportunistic".
Adcock Ingram says it has formed an independent board to consider an offer by Bidvest of around $665m in cash and shares for control of the troubled drugmaker.
Definitely, it is a very embarrassing admission to make. 34% 12 votes
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Not at all, it shows you are tackling your debt problem. 26% 9 votes
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I have no debt worries so it doesn't affect me. 40% 14 votes
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