More strength seen for rampant rand
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The rand remained below the psychological 6.00 per dollar level in late afternoon trade on Wednesday, having broken this at around noon on the back of a stronger euro.
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Steel Technologies continues to grow on the back of a cyclical boom.
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The grip on the steering wheel will be a little tighter, aggressions will run a little higher and emotions will be flowing stronger than ever.
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The high-end retailer continues to perform better than its lower-end peers.
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The pioneer in pay-to-play enterprise software has seen its stock more than double since going public in August.
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Heavily-weighted resource stocks, financials and pharmaceuticals led a powerful rally for European equity markets yesterday.
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The latest champion, and possibly the most convincing.
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Shares in Royal Dutch/Shell surged on  Thursday as a unified structure unveiled by the oil giant is  set to dramatically lift its weighting in key benchmark share  indexes.
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Despite a new ballot dispute in the US presidential election, George W. Bush strengthened his hand for an eventual second term, polling stronger than ever and helping Republicans tighten their hold on Congress.
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The Democratic contest is more likely to be decisive.
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The humble LED goes from strength to strength
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Resisting the temptations of the mutual-fund performance chase isn't as easy as it may look.
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It focuses attention on the terror war, a Bush strength, but is also a reminder that the Al Qaeda leader remains at large. By Linda Feldmann | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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The re-election of President George W. Bush may lift Wall Street out of its rut, with sectors like pharmaceuticals, defense and oil expected to rally, but any follow-through depends on economic strength, analysts said.
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Funds have a lot to offer, even for egotistical stock pickers.
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Dividend increases are about more than just money.
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Business demand for PCs will result in higher than anticipated growth of the sector for the second half of the year. Analyst IDC has revised its predictions having witnessed strong commercial demand for PCs