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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

 New vehicle sales in 2011 improved by 16 percent from the previous year, the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of SA (Naamsa) said on Tuesday. "Industry aggregate sales for calendar 2011 at an estimated 571,425 units had

 Over 100,000 new jobs were created in December 2011, with temporary work growing the fastest, according to the Adcorp Employment Index released on Tuesday. "A total of 103,327 new jobs were created in December 2011 -- the fastest rate

 Demand for residential property slowed in 2011 and is not expected to improve in 2012, First National Bank said on Monday. "2011... saw slowing growth in residential demand, with economic growth slowing noticeably in the middle two

Johannesburg, Jan 9 (I-Net Bridge) - The Zimbabwean government has issued a US$28 million garnishee order against Zimplats to recover outstanding royalties, the state-controlled Herald newspaper reported on Monday. "So far, over US$7 million

Johannesburg, Jan 9 (I-Net Bridge) - All conditions for the acquisition by Gold One International (GDO) of 100% of Rand Uranium from the Rand Uranium shareholders, Pamodzi Uranium, Pamodzi Cooke and Armgold/Harmony Joint Investment Company, for US

Johannesburg, Jan 9 (I-Net Bridge) - The rand was a tad firmer against the dollar in early morning trade on Monday as it tracked a euro that had modestly recovered from setbacks in early Asian trading. "Liquidity is starting to look better

Italy's anti-trust authority said on Tuesday it was imposing a €900 000 ($1.2-million) fine on US tech giant Apple for misleading consumers on assistance services and guarantees for its products. "Sanctions of a total of €900 000

Johannesburg, Dec 27 (I-Net Bridge) - Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele on Tuesday called for driving licences to be seized as well as suspended and/or cancelled in light of the deaths occurring on SA's roads, currently over 800. In the latest