Brother accuses Samsung boss of being greedy

SEOUL. — The elder brother of Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-Hee said yesterday he would not drop his lawsuit over a family inheritance and accused his sibling — South Korea’s richest man — of being greedy. “Kun-Hee has aggravated a discord among brothers, always taking care of his own gain,” Lee Maeng-Hee (80), said in a statement released through his lawyer,

‘21st century businesses need innovative leaders’ address global autonomy issue

Stellenbosch (South Africa). — Twenty-first century businesses are lacking innovative leaders who have the capability to achieve long-term growth. This is the view of Dr Richard Straub, president of the Mr Peter Drucker Society Europe who recently spoke at the University of Stellenbosch Business School’s (USB) Leader’s Angle. “The time for a management revolution has come to

Defence policy vital for indigenisation, says Mnangagwa

Ruramai Gatsi Business Correspondent
DEFENCE Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe’s defence policy is vital in promoting a sustainable national socio-economic development in the country as it stabilises industry and eliminates chances of internal economic sabotage.

Corporate ethics: An emerging global standard

Bradwell Mhonderwa Business Ethics
WHEN company leaders have a clear understanding of the relationship between ethics and other performance metrics in the organisation, it becomes imperative for them to reveal this connection to all company stakeholders by embedding ethics

Old Mutual ups stake in RioZim

Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
OLD Mutual has increased its shareholding in RioZim from 20 percent to 29,6 percent after sub-underwriting the mining company’s US$5 million rights issue. RioZim floated 10 million rights issue shares and shareholders subscribed 60,63 percent

RBZ to decide on Genesis Bank

Business Reporter
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe will this week decide on the fate of Genesis Bank after two other banks succeeded in courting credible investors to meet minimum capital requirements set by the central bank. RBZ Governor Dr Gideon Gono recently said

Biti differs on indigenisation

Business Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti has blasted Government’s indigenisation and empowerment programme as a policy designed to benefit a few elite, contradicting his utterances only a month ago. Minister Biti last month told the second Euromoney

Chicken ‘before egg’ at Sri Lanka farm

A hen has produced a live chick in a freak birth at a poultry farm in central Sri Lanka, according to a veterinary surgeon.
The vet in charge of the town of Welimada, PR Yapa, said the egg appeared to have incubated inside the hen for 21 days.
The hen died when it gave birth to the chick. “I had only heard about such aberrations, but I was able to see it for myself

Woman gives birth at Beitbridge border post

Beitbridge Bureau
Business came to a standstill at Beitbridge Border Post when a woman went into labour while standing in the arrivals queue around mid-morning yesterday. The woman who stays in Dulibadzimu was coming from Musina, South Africa where she had

Mom donates kidney to boss ‘fired after woman got what she wanted’

A mother who donated her kidney to her ailing boss has allegedly been fired after the woman ‘got what she wanted’. Debbie Stevens (47) from Long Island, New York, offered her organ to her boss Jackie Brucia (61) after she said she was struggling to find a donor. Stevens has now filed a legal complaint at the Human Rights commission in New York claiming that

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