Business

Johannesburg, Jan 23 (I-Net Bridge) - It is critical that government's planned retirement reforms be structured in a sustainable way in the long term. This is according to Willem Loots, head of umbrella fund solutions at Liberty Corporate

Google today announced the launch of Woza Online, an initiative that aims to bring tens of thousands of small and medium South African businesses online. Businesses will have the opportunity to create their own websites at www.wozaonline.co.za and

Johannesburg, Jan 13 (I-Net Bridge) - South African near-dated futures cut earlier gains to end weaker on Friday, tracking the weaker trend on world stock markets. Fitch Ratings' revision of SA's outlook to negative (from stable) exacerbated the

Johannesburg, Jan 16 (I-Net Bridge) - Deputy Minister of Economic Development Enoch Godongwana has resigned to pursue personal interests. The Presidency said in a statement late Sunday that Godongwana had informed President Zuma of his intention

Johannesburg, Jan 13 (I-Net Bridge) - The JSE dropped into negative territory at the close of trade on Friday on the back of some profit-taking activity. A local trader said "Some stocks have been a little over stretched as of late and so we

Google has angered Twitter and faces accusations of "warping" its search results and breaking antitrust rules by boosting posts from its Google+ social network in its standard search results. The changes, which are presently only being

Johannesburg, Jan 10 (I-Net Bridge) - The demand for university places far outstrips supply, the Democratic Alliance said on Tuesday following the death of a prospective student's parent in a stampede at the University of Johannesburg earlier in the

Johannesburg, Jan 10 (I-Net Bridge) - Junior gold miner Village Main Reef (VIL) has successfully concluded the pre-feasibility study (PFS) of the company's majority owned Lesego Platinum Project, situated near Burgersfort in the Limpopo province

Johannesburg, Jan 10 (I-Net Bridge) - Foreigners were net sellers of R94.281 million of South African shares in the week ended January 6 after net purchases of R1.300 billion worth of local shares the week before, according to figures released by