| 'Longest SA strike looms'
Samwu has threatened nationwide municipal mayhem five days before the local government election if its demands are not met.
Full Story ... Corporates show recovery as profits leap - FSR
The corporate sector showed signs of recovery towards the end of last year, with a sharp rise in profitability.
Full Story ... SA is open for foreign business, Patel says
South Africa is open for business with foreign investors but access to this country must bring tangible benefits, especially in terms of employment and industrialisation, Minister of Economic Development Ebrahim Patel told Business Report on Wednesday.
Full Story ... Test case against Anglo SA could lead to suit avalanche
A test case against Anglo American South Africa, which if successful will bring an avalanche of suits against the mining industry, will be heard next year.
Full Story ... Harmony's Wafi-Golpu project may cost $4bn
Harmony Gold's cost of developing its Wafi-Golpu gold prospect in Papua New Guinea could exceed initial estimates of $3-billion.
Full Story ... Builders clamour to co-operate
Several listed companies - including Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon and Aveng and Stefanutti Stocks - confirmed this week they had submitted applications in terms of the fast track settlement process to the competition authorities by last Friday.
Full Story ... Doha deadlock puts price on trade
The talks aimed at removing trade barriers worldwide are going nowhere after a decade.
Full Story ... Unions: Concern about pension changes
Unions at the presidential labour summit on job creation, hosted by president Jacob Zuma this week raised concerns about governments plans to do away with the Provident Fund and impose a mandatory preservation of the Pension Funds.
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