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Consumers gearing up for summer, spending data shows

Consumers gearing up for summer, spending data shows
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Amazon in South Africa: How Should Local Retailers Adapt?

Amazon in South Africa: How Should Local Retailers Adapt?
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Is Amazon SA a Threat or Opportunity for SA Businesses?

Is Amazon SA a Threat or Opportunity for SA Businesses?
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Standard Bank launched rapid payments platform enabling Payshap

Standard Bank launched rapid payments platform enabling Payshap
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South Africa: Joburgers Remain the Nation s Big Spenders While Loyalty Programmes Rule the Roost

Joburg residents spend 47% more than the average South African, while Capetonians spend 38% more and Durbanites 13% more, according to Discovery's Spend Trend

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