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- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
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Understanding assets for calculating capital gains tax
Global businesses should heed traditional, indigenous knowledge to better protect land, honour old customs and boost profits, participants at a conference in New Zealand said yesterday.
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
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Retailers tracking where you shop
Retailers are finding all kinds of uses for location data from customers’ phones.
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- Chronicle
- May 3, 2019
- 31 views
Simbisa posts $11,1m HY pretax profits
Harare Bureau QUICK service restaurant operator Simbisa Brands’ pretax profit for the half-year to December 31, 2017 jumped 70 percent to $11, 1 million from $6, 6 million in the…
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
- 68 views
Planning trade show follow-up campaign
With Workers’ Day out of the way, a new month is starting and its business as usual. More than 500 plus companies exhibited at the recently ended ZITF business Expo with new leads being gathered.
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
- 67 views
Why data raises threaten business continuity
This season was inevitable following the first quarter introduction and subsequent operation of the interbank foreign exchange market. Rather than ease the foreign currency issues, the past two months just saw the parallel market rate further lead against the official bank exchange rate of the dollar against the local RTGS.
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
- 58 views
Skin blemishes dent Padenga’s performance
Crocodile skin exporter Padenga Holdings Limited anticipates significant improvement in skin quality following prevention and control measures as the group targets over 83 000 premium quality skins this financial year.
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
- 69 views
Privatisation needs careful thought
Over the decades the Government has acquired ownership of a fair number of businesses and utilities, sometimes deliberately but sometimes almost by accident, and despite talk over the same decades about possible privatisation or partial privatisation little action was taken outside Dairibord and Cottco.
- businessweekly
- May 3, 2019
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Debt reduction strategy pays off for Brainworks
Brainworks a Mauritian-based JSE-listed holding company with a Zimbabwean hotel and real estate investment portfolio — released annual results for the year ended December 31, 2018, reporting revenue up by 35 percent to US$79,3 million from US$58,6 million in the prior year.
Key to SA’s vote is margin of victory
JOHANNESBURG. — With the winner of South Africa’s May 8 elections hardly in doubt, it’s uncertainty around the margin of victory for the ruling African National Congress that has stock…