Hendri Pelser finds out how a second take on crashes and bangs has led to business success 

While many Americans are moving out of their foreclosed homes in haste, a small business has stepped in to clean up the mess, writes Steven Kurutz 

The industrial revolution in miniature – and sometimes in reverse: that’s the story of textile company owner Stuart Holding’s professional life, writes Alice Rhodes  

Women in rural areas are seen as the backbone of their communities, but they often need a helping hand, writes Jane Steinacker 

Much more than just a luxury, laundry services are a much-needed commodity in today’s fast-paced world, writes Liesl Venter 

With a new government having been sworn in, Barrie Terblanche sets out to find out how small business will be affected 

Consumers are increasingly wary about spending their money, which makes advertising more important than ever, writes Hendri Pelser 

John Sago and Cicile van Dijk spent R50000 each buying into what was sold to them as a lucrative business opportunity, but things did not go as planned. Michael Williams investigates  

When Cara Mullin had to choose between her children and a career, she chose both, writes Alice Rhodes. 

The housing sector has cooled substantially and is likely to remain a buyer’s market for some time, writes Hendri Pelser  

Some say business is a dirty game — and in South Africa this seems to be the grimy truth. 

It’s My Business reader Maxwell Mbelekwane wants to find out as much as he can about opening his own business. Barrie Terblanche has this advice to give 

Stores should put shoppers and their needs at the forefront when considering in-store marketing , says Craig Lodge, trade marketing manager for Pick n Pay. 

Transforming emerging market economies, by identifying and supporting high-impact entrepreneurs, is what non-profit organisation Endeavor Entrepreneurs is all about. 

This Ceres farmer put everything on the line and triumphed using sound business and marketing advice, writes Liesl Venter