News

Industries

Companies

Jobs

Events

People

Video

Audio

Galleries

Submit content

My Account

Advertise with us

Retail News

According to total retail sales volume of 1467 units reported to National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa (NAAMSA), September showed an improvement of 7.3% over the final audited return for August and drew its momentum from an encouraging revival in extra heavy commercial vehicle sales, the best month this year. 9 Oct 2009
Women get power package
Women Incorporated (WINC), launched in Johannesburg on Wednesday 7 October 2009 by Cell C, has been created to meet the unique but shared needs of women across a broad spectrum of society. 9 Oct 2009
Top AV, appliance expo
Audio Video Appliance (AVA) Expo, considered Gauteng's premier hi-tech electronics exhibition, takes place from 29 October to 1 November 2009 at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. Visitors will see the latest brands, get exhibition specials and participate in a variety of competitions during the four days of the show. 9 Oct 2009
The high price to pay for a spud
Prices for the humble potato are at an all-time high, with some shops charging as much as R82 for a 10kg pocket, more than triple the average price charged this time last year. 8 Oct 2009
The estimated manufacturing production for August 2009 is 15% lower than in August 2008, Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) reported on Thursday, 8 October 2009. 8 Oct 2009
Image courtesy of .
Image courtesy of FreeDigitalPhotos.net.
The economic crisis in Russia has caused a sharp cutback in imports from SA, especially our biggest seller, fruit. 8 Oct 2009
Packaging group Nampak on Wednesday, 7 October 2009, announced that its non-executive chairman, Trevor Evans, had decided to step down as chairman and director of the company in 2010. 8 Oct 2009
WASHINGTON, USA: The United States remains the world's largest manufacturing nation even as China gains ground, according to a new study. 8 Oct 2009
Wool prices see new seasonal high
The wool market delivered another strong performance with the Cape Wools Merino indicator increasing by 2.6% to a new seasonal high of R57.46/kg (clean). 8 Oct 2009
Pampers launch new range
Pampers has created New Pampers Premium Care, a nappy that combines a ‘soft like cotton' touch with 'absorbaway' technology for premium skin protection. It not only absorbs wetness but also runny and pasty mess away from baby's skin, whilst five aloe lotion strips provide natural protection and comfort for baby. The nappy adjusts to the unique shape of baby's body. 8 Oct 2009
Interest rate vs. withdrawals
Interest rate vs. withdrawals
In developed countries, such as Australia, Canada, US and UK, independent ATMs now deliver over 60% of cash dispending services in each country. In South Africa, the demand has grown rapidly through tangible benefits for both the consumer and vendor and independent ATMs now represent over 15% of the market. 8 Oct 2009
Darryl Jacobson, managing director of Burchmore's, warns buyers that “unbelievably good deals” on second-hand cars need to be scrutinised carefully as criminals are getting smarter in their frauds. “If you're about to buy a used car at a ridiculously low price ask yourself, why are you so lucky? Chances are excellent that you're about to be scammed,” he warns. 8 Oct 2009
The National Credit Regulator (NCR) regulates and monitors registered credit bureaus and the quality of the data they create, based on credit information received from credit providers on a monthly basis. 8 Oct 2009
Protea's Fire & Ice coming to Joburg
Following the success of the Protea Hotel Fire & Ice! in Cape Town, the hotel group will be launching the second in this line of contemporary offerings in Gauteng. Protea Hotel Fire & Ice! - Melrose Arch will open its doors to the public in the first quarter of 2010. 8 Oct 2009
Amazon Kindle goes international
CALIFORNIA, USA: Amazon.com on Tuesday, 6 October 2009, announced it is releasing an international version of the Kindle and trimming prices of the coveted electronic book readers. 7 Oct 2009
SINGAPORE: Asian textiles, once considered a fading industry, are now showing strong growth prospects thanks to technology and demand from expanding middle classes, a leading industry player said. 7 Oct 2009
Apple in logo row with supermarket
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Australian supermarket chain Woolworths on Tuesday, 6 October 2009, said it was being challenged by US-based technology giant Apple over the use of a logo the computer company claims resembles its own. 7 Oct 2009
It has been tough implementing the National Credit Act under the current economic climate, says the National Credit Regulator (NCR). 7 Oct 2009
Silver moment at Saxenburg
The Saxenburg Wine Estate celebrated its 25th vintage with a superb ‘Silver Chilled Dinner' held at the estate on the hills overlooking Kuils River near Stellenbosch on Tuesday 29 September 2009. 7 Oct 2009
The National Credit Regulator's (NCR) annual report for the year ended 31 March 2009 has been tabled in Parliament. CEO, Gabriel Davel notes that, once again, the NCR received an unqualified audit report on its annual financial statements, confirming that the NCR implemented effective internal controls and reporting standards. The NCR's total operational expenditure for the past year was R52.8 million and it has a complement of 86 staff members. 7 Oct 2009
Next
Let's do Biz