This content is from: Portfolio Troubled South Africa Spells Opportunity for Investors Despite its sluggish economy, the country offers attractive stock picks from a corporate sector whose earnings have outpaced GDP growth. By David Turner October 16, 2014
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This content is from: Portfolio Johannesburg Exchange Boss Nicky Newton-King Braces for Competition Newton-King is upgrading the bourse’s technology as South Africa opens the door for more exchange operators. By Jess Delaney July 12, 2016
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