Business Day - 2017-05-11

• Eskom cut corners on Tegeta deal, says report
• Banks: no proof of forex manipulati­on
• Equity investors retreat from SA
• Celebratin­g motherhood without overt sentimenta­lity
• Precept is do no harm, not ‘say no harm’
• Sassa needs R6bn to take over grants
• Heat on Trump in FBI case
• Equites results beat expectatio­ns
• No fraud charges for UK politician­s
• Toyota braces for slower US sales
• Lobby groups ask for Zuma’s removal
• Springboks to face All Blacks in Cup
• Disney fails to appease investors
• Indluplace to grow portfolio
• Harmony vows to deliver on Hidden
• Newlywed McIlroy ready to rock
• US weather may have final say
• Add Russia oil to set benchmark
• Dlamini allowed irregular contracts
• UK needs deal with SA — Ford
• State still weighing up option of airlines partner
• Treasury tweaks insurance bill
• Business has a political role — survey
• Farmers doing better, but El Niño may return
• SABC racks up operating loss of R509m in a single quarter
• Billion rand upgrade for Midvaal
• Government policy change on the cards
• Northern Cape reshuffle draws ‘disgust’
• Healthcare funders happy to talk
• Thousands flee from Mosul’s war misery
• Duterte rages at corrupt police
• Axed army chief leaves Juba
• Moon vows to tackle China tensions and nuclear standoff
• Brazilians on edge as Lula squares off with judge
• Turkey rebukes US over plan to arm Kurds for Raqqa battle
• Lawyers sue US for right to aid migrants
• Region to tackle rise in Islamist attacks
• Plundered US version of ‘white privilege’ concept not fit for SA
• Management a key performanc­e driver, studies show
• State on the wrong track
• Equity depends on growth
• Drought relief too narrow
• Growth needs proactive policy
• Xi Jinping needs all ducks in a row
• Ideologues join the greedy in trying to grab control of levers of power
• Eastern Cape farmers need investment
• Plant Gestapo torch seeds of time
• Hearty and hilarious taste of Nigerian life
• Fela Kuti freed his mind (kind of) from slavery
• Naspers falls slightly from record high
• CarZar gets $1.5m expansion funding
• Minister looks on bright side despite ratings downgrades
• Davies gets ball rolling for more protection against cheap steel
• African Pioneer in brand plan
• DHX pays $345m for Peanuts and more
• Libya oil production ‘influenced by politics’
• Businesses can unlock value from initiative­s
• Companies see merit in rewarding staff
• South Africans are a loyal(ty) bunch, says research
• Social and mobile channels keep things relevant
• Programmes must be viable and kept simple
• Focus on customer-centricity — survey
• Pret A Manger addition to Wall Street menu mooted
• Time blames ‘noise’ over sale for bad performanc­e
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Connectivi­ty critical to growth
• Phantom share scheme is back to haunt retailer
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Rand perks up ahead of data prints
• Unwanted Deo Juvente takes lead in Durban July log
• Chelsea want to seal title soonest
• Comitis hits out at Mosimane and Sundowns
• Wits keep the top spot despite defeat to Stars
• World Rugby extends Test eligibilit­y period
• Djokovic survives scare in new era

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