Business

Johannesburg, Dec 6 (I-Net Bridge) - The rand was softer against the dollar in early morning trade on Tuesday as it tracked a sagging euro. "It's all about S&P putting some European countries on a negative ratings watch and certainly

South Africa's private sector and government must enter into more partnerships in 2012 if the country is to experience meaningful economic growth, Business Unity South Africa (Busa) said on Monday. But the Congress of South African Trade Unions

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - SA had the fastest growing casino market in 2010 with a 3.5% increase, PwC said in its Global Gaming Outlook to 2012 released on Monday. "Going forward, casino upgrades and a new casino license will

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - Retailer Clicks Group (CLS) said on Monday that trade across its 400 stores had continued as per normal during last week's three-day SA Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers Union (Saccawu) strike. The

Johannesburg, Dec 5 (I-Net Bridge) - The confluence of favourable circumstances in the agricultural sector suggests that 2012 will be more rewarding for industry players than the previous three years, according to Absa AgriBusiness outlook

Johannesburg, Dec 2 (I-Net Bridge) - Spur Corporation (SUR) said on Friday that its directors would cooperate fully with any investigation which the Financial Services Board (FSB) or any other regulatory authority intends to launch into its affairs

Johannesburg, Dec 2 (I-Net Bridge) - Clover Industries (CLR) announced on Friday that its milk producers will receive an average price rise of 19.5 cents per litre, effective from January 1, 2012 and a further increase of 22 cents per litre with

Pretoria Nov 29 (I-Net Bridge) - E-filing of tax returns to the SA Revenue Service (SARS) is becoming "easier" each year, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said on Wednesday. He was speaking at a briefing in Pretoria where SARS announced

Johannesburg, Dec 2 (I-Net Bridge) - South African near-dated futures ended 183 points in the red on Friday in thin trade, running out of steam following a good week and amid a firmer rand. The local near-dated Alsi contract ended 0.62%, or 183