Business Day - 2017-07-10

• IDC faces R90m loss as Guptas’ Oakbay delists
• Germans angry at G-20 violence
• ANC body asked Zuma to quit
• ANC alliance breakaway on SACP agenda
• The more the ANC pushes, the less change happens
• Letters show McKinsey may be in trouble
• Abuja not ‘serious about peace’
• Resurgent Proteas wallopped at Lord’s
• Stalemate fails to put damper on tour
• Molefe and Impulse part of probe
• Bottas holds Vettel at bay in thriller
• JSE to become more nimble
• Karpeles goes to trial over bitcoins
• Vunani upbeat on investment­s
• Renishaw leg up for Crookes
• Air India faces sale of units
• Airline recovery keeps going
• Toyota targets fleet operators
• A plan for growth, Treasury tells IMF
• Caution first in property
• Eskom urged to be less secretive with its operating data
• DA seeks answers to Guptas’ military data
• Manufactur­ing and mining in the spotlight
• Acsa board member resigns
• Airline in R87.3m debt dispute
• How will Zuma handle bill that boosts Bank?
• Parliament blazes away at protector’s idea
• The recent death of SABC radio producer Suna Venter stunned SA and brought to the fore the difficult conditions under which journalist­s, particular­ly those at the public broadcaste­r, have to operate
• Liberation of city of Mosul hailed as huge blow against Islamic State
• Live exercise a provocatio­n — North Korea
• Time for peace-loving South Africans to quell rising black tide
• Nene right man to reclaim status
• The great unravellin­g
• Netanyahu offers nothing
• Singapore family row not off limits
• Freeze out grubby firms
• Saving water needs to become the norm to beat a drought in Gauteng
• G-20 will again fall short with Africa plan
• Be very afraid now: journalist­s can bring about regime change
• Radebe returns to his roots to plough back
• SPECIAL LOOSE SUPPLEMENT
• Reserve Bank shareholde­rs do not hold sway, but add a degree of transparen­cy
• Living wage needs just as much focus as executive pay
• Good and bad in proposed JSE change
• Valley’s sexist style gets more criticism
• EU and Canada to launch trade pact
• Ashkenazy adds Grosvenor House to collection of icons
• Populist regimes of any stripe are not judged kindly by history
• Lucinda Chambers breaks with tight-lipped tradition and lets rip about being fired
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Softer rand helps resources shine
• Solomon prays for rain in bid to regain Berg title
• All Blacks finished because of a drawn series? Nonsense!
• Stormers coach unimpresse­d despite big win
• Froome stays out of trouble and in control
• McCann strikes gold in Lucerne as men’s four dip out by a whisker

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