Mr Price shares extend gains
Johannesburg - Mr Price Group, extended gains after full-year earnings beat estimates as sales improved at its apparel chain.
Earnings per share adjusted for one-time items gained 26 percent to 6.355 rand in the year through March, the company said today in a statement. That beat the 5.85-rand median estimate of 11 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The stock rose 1.2 percent to 129.50 rand at 2:35 p.m. in Johannesburg. Mr Price has climbed 13 pe...
Carrefour strengthens business analytics with location intelligence
REDLANDS, Calif. -- Esri announces that Carrefour Group, the second-largest retailer in the world with nearly 10,000 stores a...
How Lenovo is setting itself apart
Lenovo Group Ltd’s bold acquisitions in its flagship PC business, a foray into mobile gadgets, and a relatively light debt ...
Sony board examines plan
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Kenya sees 6% economy growth
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Zambia: Ross Breeders plans $17m expansion
Rosss Breeders Africa plans to invest US$17 million this year to expand its operations in Zambia, the company stated yesterda...
Kenya: Has Tuskys bought out its rival in Nairobi?
A local retail giant is said to have acquired a rival’s operations in Nairobi in a bid to consolidate its business in the c...
US: Best Buy reports net loss
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Mr Price shares extend gains
Johannesburg - Mr Price Group, extended gains after full-year earnings beat estimates as sales improved at its apparel chain.How Lenovo is setting itself apart
Sony board examines plan
Kenya sees 6% economy growth
Zambia: Ross Breeders plans $17m expansion
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Kenya sees 6% economy growth
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Germany narrowly scrapes by recession
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Carrefour strengthens business analytics with location intelligence
REDLANDS, Calif. -- Esri announces that Carrefour Group, the second-largest retailer in the world with nearly 10,000 stores around the globe, has implemented an enterpris...How Lenovo is setting itself apart
Sony board examines plan
US: Best Buy reports net loss
Zimbabwe, China talks business
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Zambia: Ross Breeders plans $17m expansion
Rosss Breeders Africa plans to invest US$17 million this year to expand its operations in Zambia, the company stated yesterday.Shoprite dismisses plans to close Tanzania sh...
Pioneer Foods expects slower spending
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Diageo appoints new CEO
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Heineken omits Kenya from new women’s beer
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How Lenovo is setting itself apart
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Heineken omits Kenya from new women’s beer
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Kenya: Has Tuskys bought out its rival in Nairobi?
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Shoprite dismisses plans to close Tanzania sh...
Namibia: Pick n Pay benefits from anonymous t...
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SA's credit rating under pressure
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R900m pledge for digital jobs in Africa
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