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The economic week ahead: Merkozy out, Merde in

Beyond French election results, central bank speeches in the US, production figures in Europe and key releases in SA, it will be an interesting week. Source

Amazon spoof reviews bring art of satire to website

It was started by a handful of isolated enthusiasts, gradually became a cult craze, and is now threatening to become a commercial enterprise. Source

Coca-Cola, Nestle, Guiness adapting to thrive in Africa

Multinational corporations believe Africa is booming and are turning to a new brand of sales rep to reach the continent's remote regions. Source

Bargaining with independence

A new book by the former head of the Competition Tribunal David Lewis argues that the decision-making ability of competition heads has been destroyed. Source

Gill Marcus: Small economies caught in global crossfire

The burden of the global financial crisis is not borne evenly, says South Africa's Reserve Bank Governor, Gill Marcus. Source

Cash for growth and dividends

Companies have defended their money management strategies after Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan lashed out over lack of investnment. Source

Atomic ambitions race the clock

The South African government's players have yet to reach consensus on key decisions around powering South Africa. Source

Credit sector shows some growth

The uptick in credit sector has been driven by the demand for unsecured loans, but the reserve bank is not concerned. Source

MTN whipped, but still a good buy

Although MTN has been involved in court battles after allegations of corruption surfaced, its share prices hasn't plummeted and profits are certain. Source

Cellphone giant upbeat over trial

MTN has moved to have the corruption case against them thrown out of a US court, but rival Turkcell is ready to do battle. Source

Zuma looks to India investment

President Jacob Zuma says Indian and SA businesses must consider how they can invest in projects to help combat unemployment, poverty and inequality. Source