2014年9月19日 星期五

2014-09-20 South Africa Business

  BusinessDay   
'SBP likely to keep policy rate unchanged'  Daily Times
KARACHI: With the inflation numbers' anticipations due to recent floods, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) is expected to maintain status quo in today's Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) announcement, analysts said on Friday. Though, room for 50 basis points ...

FNB to Retain Lending Rates   AllAfrica.com
Domestic outlook weak as repo rate remains unchanged   Mail & Guardian Online
Repurchase rate unchanged at 5,75% - Gill Marcus   Politicsweb
PakTribune.com   
The New Age Online   
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  Business Standard   
Ads to jostle more for wired than mobile net: PwC  Business Standard
Indian advertisers will bet on the wired internet market, where they will spend Rs 8,200 crore by 2018 against Rs 1,200 crore on the mobile internet market. This is despite a likely internet penetration on the mobile of 83 per cent of the population in 2018.
Increased Internet Access Set to Increase Consumer Spend   AllAfrica.com
Web access drives entertainment spend   ITWeb
Traditional vs digital music in SA   BusinessTech
HumanIPO   
ITWeb Africa   
MyBroadband   
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  Independent Online   
Investigate Lonmin fees transfers: AIDC  Independent Online
Copy of Copy of PN Lonmin Da Costa 508 [2] INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS Michael Da Costa of Lonmin mines at the Farlam Commission of Enquiry in Centurion. Picture: Oupa Mokoena. Johannesburg - The transfer of over R2.3 billion in fees from ...

Investigate Lonmin R2.3 billion fee transfers: AIDC   Sowetan
SARS must probe Lonmin, Ramaphosa: EFF   Jacaranda FM
Cyril Ramaphosa's Lonmin tax-dodge headache   Mail & Guardian Online
Mining MX   
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  BDlive   
Cape harbour oil storage expands  BDlive
CAPE TOWN — A two-year R650m investment will be part of the expansion of the oil and fuel storage terminal at Cape Town harbour, to make it a multi-use and multiproduct facility. The deal was announced on Thursday by Burgan Cape Terminals, which ...

R650mn expansion at Cape Town harbour   eNCA
Cape Town to get more products storage   bunkerworld (subscription)
CT Harbour gets R650m fuel facility   iAfrica.com
Cape Business News   
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  Telegraph.co.uk   
The red flags around Alibaba and one of the biggest stock debuts in history  Washington Post
The Alibaba Group, China's e-commerce powerhouse, made history Friday when it raised more than $21 billion in a record-breaking stock market debut. So what exactly did investors buy? A piece of a Caribbean-based holding company with tenuous ties to ...

Retail investors rush to buy Alibaba IPO   Economic Times
Alibaba Shares Close Up 38 Percent on Opening Day   NDTV
Alibaba surges 38 percent on massive demand in market debut   Reuters
New York Times   
Herald Scotland   
Wall Street Journal   
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Petra Diamonds Annual Rev. Up 20% to $471.8M  Bloomberg
Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) –- Petra Diamonds CEO Johan Dippenaar discusses his company's earnings, the business of diamonds and selling a 122.52 carat blue diamond for $26.7M with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro and Caroline Hyde on “Countdown.” (Source: ...


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  Independent Online   
Retail robberies up 30%  Independent Online
Johannesburg - Retail robberies increased by almost a third in a year, the Consumer Goods Council of SA (CGCSA) said on Friday. “The continued targeting of the retail sector by organised crime syndicates is of considerable concern to the industry,” head of ...

Retail robberies up 30% - consumer council   News24
Retail robberies up 30 percent: CGCSA   The New Age Online

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  MyBroadband   
Great tech and gadget specials  MyBroadband
This week the South African rand broke through R11.00 to the US dollar, and prospects are not looking good for the currency heading into the last quarter of the year (see Why the rand is so weak). The main reason for the weaker rand is South Africa's current ...


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MasterCard appoints new SA leader  Moneyweb.co.za
JOHANNESBURG – Payment technology company MasterCard has appointed Mark Elliott has the new President of its South African business. Elliott, whose father John was a journalist for the Financial Times for 25 years, spent nearly 20 years in the ...


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Tone set for 2015 national budget  Zimbabwe Independent
FINANCE minister Patrick Chinamasa's 2015 national budget is expected to be delivered in the next two months against a backdrop of an array of tax reforms in mid-term fiscal policy review statement. Taurai Mangudhla. Chinamasa's tax measures, via a ...


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