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Paper maker Mondi has reported a 49% rise in full-year profit buoyed by recovering demand, and says it will hike its dividend.
The Competition Tribunal has confirmed the settlement with penalties agreed to by Shell and Engen for their part in fixing the price of bitumen.
Logistics group Imperial has reported flat first-half headline earnings and says it expects the same performance in the second half of its financial year.
A joint venture between Anglo American and cement maker Lafarge threatens competition in the construction market, says Britain's Competition Commission.
Engen and Shell have been penalised by the Competition Commission for being part of a ring that fixed the price of bitumen in SA.
Mazda plans to raise $2.1bn to shore up its finances and invest in a new plant - a bigger-than-expected fundraising that sent shares tumbling 10%.
Fleet management and vehicle tracking solutions group DigiCore has reported flat earnings for the six months ended December 2011.
Eqstra has reported an 18% rise in headline earnings per share from continuing operations to 36.8c for the six months ended December 2011.
State logistics group Transnet will raise the funds required for its new capital expenditure programme on the markets, says CEO Brian Molefe.
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.
Construction firm Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon says headline earnings per share declined by 19.5% to 633c per share.
Transnet has appointed SizweNtsalubaGobodo as its external auditor as part of state objectives to transformation and skills development, says minister Malusi Gigaba.
Last month’s steep 22% increase in cement sales is attributable to dealers stockpiling cement ahead of price increases, say industry leaders.
The closure of five furnaces by Xstrata and Merafe until May will allow Eskom to use that power capacity to ease tight supply.
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