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Foreign Flavour
SA Breweries is on a global expansion drive which is creating a healthy head of foam.

Airborne
The EU's huffing and puffing has made little difference to the Boeing-Douglas merger deal.



David Bullard
Crime-buster Max the natural choice to fill Tokyo's charismatic shoes

Stephen Mulholland
Newspapers should not jump on the gossip bandwagon




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Sunday: 27 July, 1997

Top entrepreneur turned apartheid into opportunity

ROWAN PHILP
THE black businessman voted as KwaZulu-Natal's top entrepreneur credits apartheid for his success. Awarded the title of KwaZulu-Natal Entrepreneur of the Year in Durban this week, Sisa Bikitsha said SA's former racial laws made him a businessman, and the homeland system made his business.

Get ready for the onslaught of debit cards

LEIGH ROBERTS
A new form of electronic payment will make it unnecessary to carry those risky wads of dough. Debit cards will hit South Africa with full force later this year as the major banks gear up for a massive roll-out. Internationally, debit cards are the fastest growing form of electronic payment.
BT SURVEYS
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Full Site Index


Top entrepreneur turned apartheid into opportunity

Information junkies who can't read the writing on the wall

Transparency, accountability must rule

AmCham's new role

Sloppy planning cripples good intentions

10th on grid, first with sponsors

THE WEEK AHEAD

At last, interest rates look set to fall

BUSINESS DIGEST

Building uptick foreseen

SA's sickly postal services face the surgeon's knife

Employment Bill has business lobby in a froth

Battle looms over slurry pipeline in Kruger Park

Top 500 get richer but not bigger


Uno production grinds to a halt

COMPANY DIGEST

Zamani, US group in pensions venture

JCI sells Johnson Matthey stake to fund Lonrho deal

SA Breweries seeping into the world's mega-markets for beer sales

Anglogold slaps media on the wrist for 'hysteria'

Gengold beats the gloom and shows profit from gold

WAIH lifts investments to R1-billion

Syrupy speeches for sweets listing hard to swallow

Glenrand clears the way for its debut on JSE

Makro's alcohol sales to be smashed by new laws

Investment trust Genbel SA delivers in style


High stakes in car advertising games

Men are a trial, so get one who can at least use the right tool

Crime scuppers Rover launch


Rising industrials, volatile golds give benchmark index a boost

FTSE declines as Wall Street stays quiet


Get ready for the onslaught

Gilt funds and bonds

High interest will not protect you from a weak rand

Plan for your children's future with trust funds

UNIT TRUSTS:ABSA Balanced Fund

Wall Street bull ascends the throne once more

'South Africa still a good place to invest'

Take delivery of service from the comfort of home

Is the advice you're getting good for you or for the broker?

Brokers place their bets on the rollercoaster ride of the stockmarket

Will it be a pot of gold or a handful of pennies?


Nozala wants sisters to join corporate revolution


Black chips click into place in new computer era


People on the Move

People on the Move

People on the Move

People on the Move


Surveys At A Glance

Increased market liquidity is Loubser's goal

Hard drive in tough business is secret to success

Mobile option sweeps workers off their feet

The right training opens up a world of opportunity

More than a few good reasons to make the choice

How to shop the virtual Web way

Pretoria twins have identical passion

Buy-out the key to success

Digital leads in battle of two systems

N shares under microscope

Launching your living room into orbit

It pays to insist on quality products

A tool for helping to educate the nation

Digital the way of the future

A feast for all music tastes

Getting tough on insider trading

Electronic settlement on the way

Research and service the key

Funds not all they're cracked up to be

Competition stiff at the top


Crime-buster Max the natural choice to fill Tokyo's charismatic shoes

Newspapers should not jump on the gossip bandwagon

BRIEFCASE


Billionaires are a dime a dozen now

Aircraft industry on same course despite Boeing deal bluster



Tanya Accone