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IMF chief not ready to lend to Zimbabwe
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is still not prepared to resume lending to Zimbabwe, citing concerns about the country's political situation.
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Toyota subsidiary Daihatsu recalls 275 000 vehicles
Daihatsu, a subsidiary of embattled Toyota, said on Thursday it was recalling almost 275 000 vehicles due to possible defects.
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MTN posts lower full-year profit, users up 28%
MTN, Africa's biggest cellphone operator by subscribers, posted lower 2009 profit despite its new customers increasing by 28% to 116-million.
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IMF: Inflation-targeting the right policy for SA
Inflation-targeting is the right policy for South Africa, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
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Absa: House prices are on the rise
Absa's house price index indicates that the average nominal price of houses was higher in all categories in February compared with a year ago.
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Rica: 'Let common sense prevail'
The Regulation of Interception of Communications Act (Rica) is not just for those with cellphones -- it affects all internet users too.
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Raymond Ackerman hands over to son Gareth
Raymond Ackerman, the founder and until now the chairperson of Pick n Pay, handed the keys to his kingdom to his older son Gareth on Wednesday.
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Women employees hardier than male counterparts
Women in business are more resilient than men, a report released on Wednesday showed.
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Metropolitan 2009 profit down on higher policy lapses
Metropolitan Holdings posted lower 2009 profit after more consumers defaulted or cancelled life insurance policies.
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JSE questions ArcelorMittal SA unit
ArcelorMittal's SA unit said it was answering questions from the JSE about why it had delayed making public a change in its iron ore supply deal.
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SA first-quarter business confidence up
Business confidence improved at its fastest pace in 16 years in the first quarter of 2010, led by better sentiment among car dealers, a survey shows.
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FirstRand first-half profit drops
FirstRand expects business volumes to remain subdued after posting lower first-half profit as bad debts continue to hurt its corporate unit.
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'This is for people's lives -- find the money'
Activists launched their campaign for free electricity outside Eskom's Braamfontein, Johannesburg, offices on Monday.
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JSE reports rise in revenue
The JSE Limited reported a rise in revenue on Monday as it released its full year results for 2009.
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Govt may tighten funding for Eskom
The government may be unable to provide further loans to utility Eskom, it was reported on Monday.
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IMF: 'Africa is back' from global crisis
Africa is recovering from the global economic crisis and could see growth of 4,5% in 2010, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday.
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Sasol first-half earnings drop
Sasol has reported a 51% drop in first-half earnings, hit by a strong rand and lower crude oil prices.
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Sky-high World Cup prices? Let us know
The M&G needs your help investigating the cost of the Soccer World Cup. The industry tells us one thing but what's happening on the ground?
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Iceland votes over foreign debts, economy at risk
Icelanders voted in a referendum on Saturday on a $5bn deal to repay Anglo-Dutch loans, with an expected "No" set to further delay foreign aid.
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LA Times sells Disney front page for movie ad
The LA Times' critic may have panned the film, but that didn't stop Disney from turning the newspaper's front page into an advertisement.
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