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Monday morning fly-half

Lessons from sportspeople for fund managers.

10 March 2010 00:59

Small caps

The almighty interest rate

The repo rate, asset prices, and immortality.

10 March 2010 00:03

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It's SARS not Malema that needs investigating - Zuma

And nine other of the top articles from the weekend press

10 March 2010 00:54

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Sasol's right of reply

The oil firm claims it is not true that a hefty R3bn was put into the pockets of executives. ...

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Currency

Weakening rand “very short-sighted”

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Financial Services

FirstRand: bouncing off the bottom

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Recovery on its way.

FirstRand H1 HEPS drop

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It is time for us to take back our country

UCT's Max Price argues we can no longer sit back while criminals takeover.

Fast News

Ban Ki-Moon appoints Manuel to climate change financing group

The group will be co-chaired by Gordon Brown and Meles Zenaw...

Business confidence rises sharply

But some sectors still weak.

BAT makes a killing from Amsterdam auction

The Peter Stuyvesant Collection exceeds all expectations.

Aluminium import duties could be reinstated

Industry will need to apply formally for the measure.

JP Morgan says Angloplat is preffered major platinum exposure

Lifts Angloplat's price target

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Finance Tips Your kid's first car Jalopy or out the box? Aaargh! I lost 33% on my car in a year Cars in crisis – prices rise anyway	Soapbox Sasol is a reflection of demotivated managers Click a company A Moneyweb community member suggests labour legislation is behind the malaise.
BROADBAND Mobile operators cut prices Click a company But, are they hoping to deflect attention from retail prices? The (real) internet on your mobile phone The revolution will not be plugged in to charge	Special Investigation Cipro CIO on 'special leave' Allegations of tender rigging of a R153m ECM contract are part of a racist plot,... Cipro denies whistleblower abuse Five CIPRO employees suspended - Keith Sendwe
The rex column The worst is over Now the South African economy can catch up, argues Cees Bruggemans. Lessons for SA from Greece Another risky year unfolding	Politicsweb.co.za How Zuma lost his cool...and blew it And nine other of the top articles from the weekday press. How to live like a millionaire on R20,000 a month
The burning question So far, not bad Last week’s earnings were mixed, pointing to some ongoing weaknesses in SA. Look into the crystal ball Gordhan to Marcus: I got your back	Market Commentary Beware of share buybacks and acquisitions Executives may not have your best interests at heart.

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ICT News

Website names reaching the 200 million mark

A growing problem is the influence of ‘domainers’.

MultiChoice TV staff kidnapped in Nigeria

MTN CEO to step down

SABC suspends Gab Mampone

New rule for Google: mobile first

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Spending power - who has the money?

The impact of the crisis has hardly touched the price for scarce skills.

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Splitting hairs

Stricter regulations loom for SA sports broadcast rights

A case of throwing the baby out with the bath water.

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Wealth Building

Buffett’s letter to shareholders summarised

A look at the key points Buffett raises in his letter to Berkshire shareholders.

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Can an employee get more than he bargained for on a disciplinary appeal?

It seems you could find yourself in more hot water.

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The ANC's suicidal antics

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