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Credit expensive to administer and AIDS' effect on payments causes concern
SA retailers are waiting anxiously for the effects of last weeks one percentage point interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank to flow to shopping baskets.
THE revamped Glen shopping centre, opened in 1998, has relaunched.
RETAILER Game, a member of the Massmart Group, will open a 50-million pula, 8000m² store, its biggest, in Gaborone.
A problem shared is, well, still a problem. Especially when it comes to retail's woes.
THE recent legacy of two of the country's leading retailers, Woolworths and Pick 'n Pay, could not be more different.
Developers are optimistic, but retailers stay cautious
Service stations are aggressive participants in this market
ONE phenomenon which is very much a part of the convenience store saga has been the transformation of the old,
A NATIONWIDE retail shopping operation combining e-commerce with telephone ordering will be launched in a television advertising campaign this week under the name Brandshop.
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The group has yet to decide on an offer to minorities in developing firm Monex
'SHOPPERTAINMENT' appears to be paying off for major centres.
Officially, HIV/Aids will account for 7,3 million deaths by 2015. Add to this a steady decline in the African population birth-rate and your sobering picture of South Africa's future retail…
South Africa's HIV-Aids problem is forcing retailers to restructure their business and expand into new markets because their customer base is dying.
Far from the anticipated trend of spatial displacement that technology is expected to promote - along with it the capitulation of traditional business districts
SA HAD to guard against unrealistic expectations that its exports to the US under the US's Africa Growth and Opportunity Act would grow overnight, said SA's clothing export council chairman…
CAPE TOWN The R3bn tax incentive for strategic manufacturing projects announced by Finance Minister Trevor Manuel in his budget speech last week...
SA IS stuck in an economic and industrial policy vacuum. That is why Finance Minister Trevor Manuel and Trade and Industry Minister Alec Erwin cannot agree on incentives for investors…
PURCHASING managers are becoming more optimistic about the prospects for a turnaround in SA's manufacturing sector despite a slump in output in the sector, according to the latest PMI.
There is broad-ranging agreement that investment incentives are far less important in attracting direct investment, domestic or foreign,
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