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Friday, February 20, 2009
News @ 6
brought to you by FNB
Tonight on Summit:
  • Business Headlines and Show Highlights

    •  Breaking News:
    Markets,   Currencies,   Companies,  SENS  
    Other Headlines
  • De Beers positioned to weather storm
  • Woolies responds to value search
  • EU concerned to aid auto sector
  • ECB takes on €600bn crisis risk
  • Weak equities give bonds a boost
  • Asset class rotation offers support
  • SA 2008 wheat outlook seen unchanged
  • SA 08/09 maize output seen at 11.56m tons
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    Transcripts
    Get transcripts of our latest interviews. Please note that Stock Watch and Sake met Summit are not transcribed.

    Markets
    		  
    Key Indicators JSE Graphs INTRADAY
    Business Features Tonight
    The Summit Investor (20:47)
    Before Bernie Maddof was arrested, he had been a sought after trader for over 45 years with some pretty big names under his wing. So how do you know who trust with your money? In tonight's Summit Investor Darron West from Foord Asset Management is in studio to explore the role and consequence of financial advice.
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    Upstarts (22:47)
    While selling arts and crafts just next to the Hector Pietersen Memorial centre in Soweto, Lebogang Malepa got a light bulb moment. Establishing a backpacking hostel to cater for a niche tourist need! Tonight on Upstarts we find out how this idea came about and what it took for Malepa to get his establishment off the ground.
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    The Business of the Arts (22:52)
    Designers at the third Audi Joburg Fashion Week has once again surpassed all expectations with their very latest Autumn/ Winter ranges. How does an industry such as this survive and even thrive in the current global economic downturn? We talk to African Fashion International CEO Paul Jackson, and renowned designer Thula Sindi.
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    18 February Discovery Interims @ 12:00

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    Anglo American [18249]
    Neil Barnard, Global Trader
    Yes, we like Anglo American at about R180. That's where it closed today - at about R182.50. We are looking for it to go to about R200 in the next month or so....
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    New Retirement Thinking - interview
    On New Retirement Thinking tonight we look at what this year's budget held for pension fund members. Join Giulietta Talevi as she chats to Anton Swanepoel, Legal adviser at Sanlam Investment Management.
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