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Ruling linked to broking rethink
A recent court ruling in Namibia may be the reason why South African authorities have put brakes on plans to ban labour broking.
Metropolitan plans share buy-back
JSE-listed financial services group Metropolitan will use some of its R2bn in excess capital to buy back its own shares.
Inflation threat rears its head
While improving sales and new orders have boosted trading in the economy, they are also creating fertile ground for inflation to flourish, according to a survey.
Absa Capital nabs BJM CEO
Absa Capital has made a high-profile appointment by securing the services of Andrew McNulty to head its newly-established equities research division.
Paladin plays catch-up
A few determined investors have pushed Paladin Capital - holding group PSGs preferred investment vehicle - markedly higher.
Phiri to head new platinum firm
Merafe Resources CEO Steve Phiri will step down at the end of March to become CEO of Royal Bafokeng Holdings new platinum company.
SA car plants may lose allocations
The countrys vehicle assembly plants, already operating at almost half capacity, are at risk of losing further production allocations.
Wall Street up on wholesale data
Wall Street stocks have drifted higher after government data showed a drop in wholesale inventories and rising sales, lifting hopes of economic recovery and improvement in the job market.
Inflation targeting right for SA
Inflation targeting is the right policy for South Africa, the International Monetary Fund says.
Ackerman scoffs at high margins
Retiring Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman questions whether a 5% trading margin is appropriate in the current economic climate.
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