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Chairing a dud deal?

Nov 20 2008 00:00

IT WOULD BE an exaggeration to say that big tree Sappi - South Africa's largest fine paper and pulp producer with a major presence in Europe - is about to come crashing down.

Openers

Big Three face scrap yard

Nov 20 2008 00:00

GENERAL MOTORS, the world's largest motor vehicle manufacturer, is on the point of collapsing.

Property

Tale of many markets

Nov 20 2008 00:00

WITH THE NUMBER of house sales down an estimated 50% to 60% so far this year, South Africa's residential property market finally appears to be moving into value territory.

Business Strategy

Once an Italian, always an Italian

Nov 20 2008 00:00

WHAT WOULD COMPEL a graduate lawyer to dump his degree for a less plum job in the vastly overtraded food retail sector?

Advertising & Marketing

Jupiter leads group standings

Nov 20 2008 00:00

WITH ONLY one awards event to go, the Jupiter Drawing Room & Partners has entrenched itself as the year's leading creative group, while Ogilvy Johannesburg remains unchallenged at the top of the individual league table.

Companies

Investors miss the mark

Nov 20 2008 00:00

STEINHOFF IS ONE OF the incredible opportunities that investors just don't understand or value.

 

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Economic Trends and Analysis

Labour costs worry

Nov 20 2008 00:00

INFLATIONARY PRESSURE is emanating from labour markets.

Communication and technology

Host with the most

Nov 20 2008 00:00

IN ANOTHER SIGN that Vodacom's split from Telkom isn't just a shareholder restructuring but an operational fact, the cellphone operator's networking arm last week unveiled a state of the art Internet Data Centre (IDC).

Creating Wealth

The short and the long of it

Nov 20 2008 00:00

LIFE INSURANCE STOCKS (along with most sectors) have given a good relief rally recently but now appear headed for another down leg.

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