The all share fell 1.56% on the day, and the top 40 1.72%, with industrials and gold miners also falling
It all started with Libor, then came Jibar, but don’t count out ZARibor, Zaronia and ZASFR, write Mike Lamont and Deborah Kapenda
Shoprite joins other retailers in losing interest in the country
Co-operation between the Zondo commission of inquiry and the NPA could mean those involved in the wholesale looting of the state are finally going to be brought to book
The sector is now projected to decline by 7% in nominal terms this year, compared with an earlier projection of a 12% decline
EU liquor lobbyists not happy about skewing of balance in SA's biggest trade treaty
Take charge now so you can nurse it back to health
History supports Alan Greenspan’s comments over metal as a refuge against a loss of confidence in governments and paper money
Executives can be swamped with e-mails that can clog the flow of information
Mothers and mental illness loom large on the bookshelves this month, and the tales of local authors are both tender and compelling