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Aspen to split SA commercial pharmaceutical businessThe multinational drugmaker bids to strategically review its South African and European operations.
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WATCH: Henry Laas on Murray & Roberts’s order bookMurray & Roberts CEO Henry Laas talks to Business Day TV about the group’s interim results
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Robert McBride won't give up on fightRobert McBride is taking the decision not to renew his contract on review.
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Book reviews: Swimming with Sharks & Arrows of the Universe'Arrows of the Universe' by Patrick McGaffin is a long read, but it deserves the time.
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NSFAS funds not being spent on textbooks, warn book sellersNational Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) allowances deposited into students accounts for textbooks are not necessarily being used to buy them, academic book sellers warned on Thursday.
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NSFAS funds not being spent on textbooks, warn book sellersNational Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) allowances deposited into students accounts for textbooks are not necessarily being used to buy them, academic book sellers warned on Thursday.
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Amazon to close US pop-up stores, focus on opening more book stores | IOL Business ReportAmazon.com will close all of its US pop-up stores and focus instead on opening more book stores, a company spokesperson said on Wednesday.
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Book extract: The slaves of the TransvaalFirst published in 2005, an epic South African book by Botlhale Tema has been republished to highlight the burning issue of land and dispossession in the country.
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Former Taliban leader lived under US nose, new book saysA biography of one-eyed former Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Omar says he lived near a US base in Afghanistan for years, not in Pakistan as US officials have said, exposing Western failure to track him down, but a spokesman for the Afghan president described the claim as 'delusional'.
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