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The chickens are out for Patel – Ivo Vegter
In a stunning admission that import tariffs materially hurt consumers, so-called ‘anti-dumping’ tariffs on chicken are being suspended for a year.
What’s next for Foschini, Jet after Covid-19? TFG update
The Foschini Group takes stock of HI 2020, reflecting on changed spending patterns and newly acquired assets.
Profit is not a dirty word, it’s the consumer saying, more of that – Emerick
To truly understand profit, you have to understand the concept of economic value, and a good way to think about this is the idea of substitution.
Black Friday stole Christmas from SA retailers
South African retail sales unexpectedly fell in December as general dealers’ trade dropped. Retail sales decreased by 0.4% from a year earlier.
Will Gordhan double up on fuel levy at Budget 2017? Significant knock on effects explained.
One of the bows in Pravin Gordhan’s quiver for this year’s budget is an increased fuel levy. But expect significant knock on effects for consumers and business.
Brendan Jack: Stop shouting – Golden Age of advertising gone
It used to be all about the advertising agency. The father figure and purveyor of cool, telling people what to think and buy. We’ve now moved to a consumer-empowered market.
Ultimate ice breakers – Nudging goes digital. 4 Tips.
The Coolfidence team’s mission is to find ways in the fast-paced world we all live in to break the ice. Brendan Jack gives four hints on how to nudge people who aren’t getting back to you.
SA consumers do not feel in control
About 73 percent of South African consumers did not feel in control of their financial situation in the third quarter of 2014, according to the MBD Consumer Financial Vulnerability Index released on Wednesday.
Abil: Devil’s in the detail – asset manager
I instinctively dislike lenders who work in the unsecured segment of the market. They are promising hope to desperate people, but know that what they are actually selling is only going to get many of their customers into deeper financial trouble. Aside from the moral issues, it stands to reason that people who are sucked … Read more