Greeks grapple with the ignominy of a second bailout.
Highlights from SA's R1 trillion spending plan.
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IT firm Gijima Group has returned to profit, reporting diluted headline earnings per share of 3.11c for the six month ended December 2011.
A former Goldman Sachs computer programmer was freed from prison after a surprise ruling from a federal appeals court reversed his conviction.
Alan Knott-Craig Jnr says if he can't turn around the MXit business, social media in Africa will belong to the Americans.
Rupert Murdoch pledged unwavering support to his scandal-hit Sun and promised to launch a Sunday edition soon, to try to win back angry staff.
Vodacom says it has gained 4 million new users in Tanzania and expects to up spending to expand its network and services.
Rupert Murdoch will meet staff at his British newspaper arm after a spate of recent arrests at the Sun newspaper.
Apple's share of China's booming smartphone market slipped for a second straight quarter in October-December, as it lost ground to cheaper local brands.
Technology firm Mustek says it expects first-half headline earnings per share to be up to 65% lower.
Apple lags in one area: low returns on cash.
A smoke and a drink will cost you more as Gordhan ups taxes.
A R5.8bn budget allocation will give highway users a discount.
Engen and Shell have been penalised for their role in bitumen price-fixing.
An economist says rich people will pay 94% of Gauteng tolls.
Basic economic figures for Greece, after the eurozone approved a new bailout.
SA plans to invest R2bn to build an ethanol plant by 2014.
The new owner of chat service MXit has bold restructuring plans.
Wendy Machanik withdrew from a R2.5m plea bargain - because she’s broke.
Telkom shares were hit after the Competition Commission said in papers it wants the operator to be fined R3.5bn for an excessive pricing complaint from 2004.
Apple shares surged past $500 for the first time on Wall Street, powered by reports a new iPad may be unveiled next month.
An app helps you find out what went wrong with a failed romance.
Rupert Murdoch will fly to London this week in a bid to quell the crisis threatening The Sun after five staff at the flagship tabloid were arrested over bribery allegations.
Anthony De Rosa sits down with Venture for America founder and CEO, Andrew Yang, to talk about the real issues in job creation.
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