South African women make up approximately half of the country’s work force and therefore play a crucial role in the development of the economy. However, the low level and quality of female entrepreneurship in South Africa is hampering entrepreneurial growth and activity, as well as the country’s economic development. Read more... |
South African female entrepreneurship needs to attract attention
Inflation pressures in South Africa are expected to become more generalised, reflecting... Read more... |
Indications that the 17-country Eurozone currency union is far from out of the woods with its sovereign... Read more... | ||
The most recent in a spate of local cyber attacks that stole R42 million from the local company Pos... Read more... |
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Demand-side pressure on inflation increases
Still not out of the woods
Guard against syndicate attacks
Charismatic former United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair talks to 
The eurozone crisis continues to sap business confidence and hold back investment, while in the longer term, the crisis is set t...
The Obama era has been a whirlwind ride with the recession taking centre stage; so has the saviour lived up to expectations?
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Press Release: Professional advice crucial for comprehensive cover The huge growth in the number of short term insurance products available to consumers has made choosing a provider a more confusing and difficult decision than ever before. As a result, the sheer number...
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Public Protector at Tomorrows Leaders Advocate Thuli Madonsela Endorses Tomorrow’s Leaders Convention True to this year’s Tomorrow’s Leaders Convention theme which aims to harness the culture of sustainable leadership and mentoring,...
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DHL supports South Africa’s leadership development initiative Since Leadership Magazine introduced the Tomorrow’s Leaders conference in 2007, this year, with the support of DHL as the principle sponsor, the delegates and speakers will debate and unpack the theme...
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Milpark Business School to graduate 3376 students Milpark Business School will graduate students at four public graduation ceremonies in Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Johannesburg. Almost 600 learners on the BANKSETA’s Letsema and Kuyasa Learnerships...
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Bogus Investment Opportunities Consumers urged to be aware of bogus investment schemes With tough economic times facing most South Africans, many are trying to find an affordable investment product that will guarantee them a high...
The way people interact is changing rapidly as social media redefines the next generation’s workspace and social behaviours. It’... Read more... |
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“The (equity) market is due for a period of consolidation. While this could materialise... Read more... | ||
The top two percent of South African income earners pay R126 billion or 81% of... Read more... |
Justin Cartwright’s novel Other People’s Money has been on the shelf for almost a year n... Read more... | ||
Research has revealed that female accountants are far more critical of responses... Read more... |
The announcement last week by United States Federal Reserve (Fed) head Ben Bernanke that interest r... Read more... | ||
The experience last week, standing behind a young girl at a supermarket cash register who was... Read more... |
Research has revealed that female accountants are far more critical of response... Read more... | ||
The decision by credit ratings agency (CRA) Standard and Poor’s on Friday 13 January to... Read more... |
The Association of Certified Accountants’ (ACCA) international survey: “Towards greater con... Read more... | ||
House prices and interest rates have fallen to such a great extent, that the monthly cost of owning a... Read more... |
The first of the three Friday the 13th’s of 2012 turned out to be a scary movie for the euro zone las... Read more... | ||
Born from the merger of Metropolitan and Momentum, powerhous...Read more... |
Compared to the original draft version that was released in June this year... Read more... | ||
Hope for the unbankable For the majority of South Africans, accessing finance through registered financial institutions is imposs...Read more... |
The Jaguar XJ has been an iconic executive brand for over 43 years, starting with the grunty Series One that boasted th...Read more... | ||
During December at COP 17 in Durban the insurance industry warned that certain impacts of... Read more... |
Absa Islamic Banking is firmly entrenched in the South African Islamic financial servic...Read more... | ||
Individuals, despite all evidence to the contrary, can hold erroneous beliefs. Brit... Read more... |
Innovation is the new buzzword as business tries to keep up with the...Read more... | ||
Blue Chip recently was fortunate to be invited to the exclusive Zimbali Coastal Resort outside Durban for... Read more... |
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New international accounting practices will complicate the leasing process, with a 60% knock-on effect for SA businesses
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Markets seem to head towards consolidation
Can the ultra rich bridge the country's shortfalls?
Causing a crisis with other people’s money
Women accountants more critical and less trusting
Gold’s bull-run set to continue
Cash increasingly rivalled by plastic
Rating agencies take centre stage – again
Owning a home more affordable
Back on the brink of collapse
Exclusive interview with MMI chief executive officer, Nicolaas Kruger
Taxation Laws Amendment Bill comes under the microscope
Jaguar XJ
Climate change driving up insurance risk
Islamic banking heralds African expansion
Beware the assumption that inflation is tamed
The Innovation Hub chief executive McLean Sibanda enlightens
Gary Player Invitational
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