Business Day - 2013-10-16

• Unions must face reality, says Amplats
• Cabinet in disarray over bill banning alcohol adverts
• Actuary has goal-kicking down to science
• Cosatu threatens strike to block youth jobs scheme
• Shoprite uses exclusivit­y deals to battle Walmart
• Card-cloning scam hits SA banks from abroad
• TopTV battles to take to air as relaunch is delayed
• Understand­ing the complexiti­es of household spending patterns.
• We got no state help — Sasol unit
• CoAL to cut staff, close Vele again
• GE a less profitable bet for Buffett
• Amcu and EFF at Marikana probe
• DA accused of ‘sour grapes’
• Apple hires Burberry Group CEO
• Food, jewellery brands lift Taste
• Sector faces stock shortages
• Fraudulent returns on the rise
• Bill referred back to provinces
• Rory’s woes: clubs or girlfriend?
• Our labour relations system works
• Treasury is still failing black business
• Palabora Mining’s offer riles minorities
• Drugs company sings Hollande’s praises
• Change of mind on health gap cover
• Survey finds print media readership on the increase
• Union vows to intensify strike if SAB digs in heels
• Call to make jobs for the young a priority
• Miner’s socio-environmen­tal failings under the spotlight
• Call for Lonmin’s mining licence to be suspended
• Board will defend Emfuleni, Midvaal merger
• Prasa in desperate battle to keep Shosholoza on track
• Motshekga defends use of African languages
• Madonsela locks horns with MPs over her powers
• Tensions over Kenya threaten viability of the ICC
• A nation and The Hague in a bind as personal becomes political
• UK nod to banking oversight fails to unite EU
• Tehran lays out proposal to end nuclear deadlock
• Philippine­s quake kills dozens in old buildings
• Range Rover loses its grip on perfection
• Creativity with an app: but is it art?
• Fracking: US sets a pace that is hard to match
• Hysteria triumphs over technology
• Where is Ramaphosa?
• SA has grown used to second place
• Amplats workers the main losers
• Marikana probe drags on
• Concerns over codes
• Are court delays an abuse of the legal process?
• TheInsider
• Worth looking in PSG’s cupboards
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• No SA hopefuls for Ibrahim Prize
• STREET DOGS
• Kumba awaits ruling on rights
• Double-digit increases out of question —Amplats
• Ford CEO to ‘reaffirm commitment to SA’
• Liberty seeks partners in Nigerian insurance
• Demand for variable-rate coupon bonds ‘should rise’
• Ian Farmer: apologies for Marikana and hope for SA
• Economic mission is ‘opportunit­y to expand trade and investment’
• Company sets sights on Africa
• An ideal hub for logistics
• Two countries share one vision
• Air France-KLM may not buy into Alitalia bail-out
• JSE at its best in a fortnight
• Efficient markets, and their puzzling inefficien­cies
• Bafana coach should be wary of crossing Nonkonyana
• Farah criticises Wilshere’s ‘English only’ comment
• Lions and Cobras to be put to test in gruelling week
• Develop footballer­s earlier, says Igesund
• Griquas to field their best against the Pumas
• Pakistan threaten to run away with SA
• Durandt swears by boxing despite martial arts leap

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