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Chinese textile company Tai Yuen is to ask the Labour Court to review a R17,5m award made against it by the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA). 28 Jul 2008
Tongaat Hulett expected rise in profit operations is good news, but... 28 Jul 2008
Thanks to anti-tobacco legislation, SA will host the third Conference of Parties on Tobacco Control later this year. 28 Jul 2008
Wine makers experiment with snob-defying packaging. 28 Jul 2008
Weeks ago, security researchers spotted a domain name system flaw that could spell trouble for the entire internet. They attempted to keep things quiet while they created and distributed a patch admins could use to plug the holes. But the flaw was leaked, it's in the wild, and some DNS admins may be caught with their pants way, way down. 28 Jul 2008
Highlighting growing interest in iPhone-tailored advertising, a pair of US-based mobile ad networks has announced new initiatives for the Apple device. 25 Jul 2008
Today's retailer is faced with a conundrum. Shareholders expect better return on invested capital and more frequent merchandise turns, but customers expect to have the merchandise they want and see advertised actually in stock and available for sale when they are ready to buy. The solution seems obvious - offer localised assortments in stores or personalised views in other selling channels. 25 Jul 2008
The world of online business communication has introduced two industry-changing elements for small business: more customers and more competitors. Circa 1999, you were ahead of the competition by simply having a website to preview your service or products. By 2004, web transactions were the norm, and convenience was the king. 25 Jul 2008
As though in defiance of current economic trends, Amazon delivered second-quarter earnings that gave investors little to complain about. 25 Jul 2008
Never before has the voice of the customer been so loud. And never before have companies been so keen to not only pay close attention to the wants, likes, experiences, preferences, opinions, suggestions and complaints of customers, but to carefully analyse and act upon the information in a systematic fashion. 25 Jul 2008
Low income earners in South Africa have the opportunity to invest in their future with their money guaranteed by Government through Retail Savings Bonds. 25 Jul 2008
SA gets the Lipsy look
Lipsy, a young British fashion brand founded in the heart of London, recently hit South African shores with its official unveiling at Cape Town's celebrity haunt, The Mount Nelson Hotel, and the Crab Tree and Evelyn Tea Room at the Design Quarter in Fourways, Johannesburg. 25 Jul 2008
South African motorists might be able to breathe a little easier from next month as the price of petrol and diesel is set to decline by about 25 cents and 15 cents respectively. 24 Jul 2008
Shopping centre customers live close to home says NAB
The latest growth of shopping centres in Mpumalanga has ensured that Purchase Decision Makers (PDMs) in their direct catchment area now don't have to travel for ages for a good dose of retail therapy, says John Bowles, Joint Managing Director of the Newspaper Advertising Bureau (NAB). 24 Jul 2008
With the introduction of innovations designed to demystify one of South Africa's most popular tipple, the 2008 FNB Whisky Live Festival aims to take both connoisseurs and novices alike on a journey through the allure, origins, flavours and history of whisky. 24 Jul 2008
Free Madiba birthday special serves over 10000
When a public challenge was issued to Nando's last week by SABC2's Morning Live to better its offer of free meals to everyone 90 years and older in honour of Nelson Mandela's birthday, Kevin Utian, Nando's MD, immediately picked up the gauntlet. He opened up the offer to include every South African who shares a birthday with Madiba, and by the end of business on Friday, 18 July, an astonishing 10,800 free birthday meals had been dished out to South Africans around the country. 24 Jul 2008
One of the hallmarks of CRM is that its footprint keeps expanding. I think part of the reason is that we have taken to lumping everything that is not a back-office application area into CRM. In fact, some people are even using front office interchangeably with CRM these days, myself included. 24 Jul 2008
British mobile phone giant Vodafone sales warning sends share price into decline. 24 Jul 2008
Recently the EEC posted the results from a survey asking, "What is the primary metric by which you measure the success of your subject line A/B tests?" 24 Jul 2008
One of packaging's most important functions is to entice consumers to buy the product. Oh sure, there's those more lofty, generally more admired traits of protecting the product, ensuring it gets to market and all that stuff. 24 Jul 2008
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