The taxman petitions the Constitutional Court over LG import rulings.
In today's technology roundup: More MS job cuts speculated, Facebook policies hit language barrier, Blizzard backs down, and Australia unbans the Internet.
In this World Wide Wrap: Alorica closes Manhattan centre, contact centres strong factor in loyalty, and Macquarie denies worker lay-offs.
Laws against bribery and corruption have proven to be difficult to enforce.
The regulator will attempt to extend its jurisdiction to non-members under the Consumer Protection Act.
In today's technology roundup: Symbian releases PDK 3.0, Co-op to use 3 000 virtual desktops, SCO appeals Novell case ruling, and Facebook buys NextStop.
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As threats of a 'double-dip' loom, companies need to prepare for a possible second recession, say analysts.
In this World Wide Wrap: Vendors block ATM hack demo, BSA awarded $3.3m settlement, and MS clamps down on UK piracy.
In this World Wide Wrap: Mining project selects ECM system, Northgate apologises to Open Text, and DocuSign and Box.net partner.
The acquisition will see SAS enhance its law enforcement, criminal justice, homeland security, and intelligence offerings.
The DTI's reported failure to file its response to Valor IT could delay the implementation of a system vital for the Companies Act.
In today's technology roundup: Researchers disclose zero-day bug, IT carbon offset scheme unveiled, Google pushes Android 2.2, and HTC sales above expectation.
An official probe may be launched at month-end into communications minister Siphiwe Nyanda's alleged conflicts of interest.