Signs of Thaw in South Africa Mine Fight as Ramaphosa Starts

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Signs of Thaw in South Africa Mine Fight as Ramaphosa Starts

South African mining companies agreed to postpone a legal challenge to the government's controversial new rules for the industry after President Cyril Ramaphosa said he's committed to finding a solution to the dispute. The presidency held talks with the Chamber of Mines lobby group following
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As Audits Loom, AP Automation Moves To Top Of Mind

Roles within organizations are also changing, he said, as chief financial officers and accountants and financial professionals do not necessarily want to spend an inordinate amount of time on managing supplier relationships. They want to deploy technology to solve mundane tasks, he said, to get right
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Letter from Mumbai: Ad industry continues to grow at brisk pace

The fastest growing segment would be digital, expanding at a frenetic 30pc and accounting for 18pc of all advertising. Television is expected to continue to dominate the advertising business, accounting for more than 45pc of revenues (a 13pc growth), while print will see its share decline from 29pc to
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Inflation may take a while to stir

LONDON- Global inflation is finally on the rise, the bond market has apparently declared, but the data do not yet point firmly to that conclusion, suggesting the low trend in place since the financial crisis may linger for a while.
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Dog food brands recalled over possible euthanasia drug

(CNN) A drug used to euthanize animals has been found in canned dog food, prompting a recall. Low levels of the drug pentobarbital were detected in cans of Gravy Train dog food produced by the J.M.
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