Business Day - 2017-07-21

• Gigaba to sell off assets to fund SAA bail-out
• Rates chop surprises market
• Gupta leaks raise tax questions
• City Power acts on corruption and fraud claims
• ANC presidenti­al race is not good versus evil
• No-confidence vote to measure defiance
• Race on for tertiary assets
• Arcelor remains on the ropes
• Tough draw for July winner Marinaresc­o
• Lions to give all for quarterfin­al clash
• MPs warn on political removals
• EU won’t give an inch in Brexit talks
• South32 falls on lower output
• Stormers in a better place against Chiefs
• Vodacom data boosts revenue
• Deutsche gears up for hard Brexit
• AIDS deaths almost halved since 2005
• Trematon leaps into UK market
• Firefighti­ng cartel firm pays fine
• Minister delays Sky takeover
• Dodgy offshore loan transfers raise questions
• Health department unveils e-drug platform
• Inquiry into high data costs planned
• Brothers claim a ‘campaign to damage them’
• Home-builders council suspends four executives
• Outcry over underquali­fied municipal boss
• Gunmen loot base of rapid response unit
• Prince arrested over Saudi assault
• Centre that no longer holds could land SA in a psychotic state
• Civil society raises spirit of UDF to fight state capture
• Consumer recession lurks
• Fossil fuels good for Earth
• Mea culpa no cure for SA
• Venezuela on a dangerous road
• National minimum wage may seem clear, but many questions still linger
• Main drivers of SA’s exchange rate global and not local forces
• Dethroning DStv from our lounges might slay ANN7
• Critics should also rise above value judgments and simply appreciate art for art’s sake
• Blend with French oenologist mellows enfant terrible
• Sygnia CEO goes fishing in UK waters in hope of landing a whale of a deal
• Anglo on track to meet production targets
• Pan African hopes projects add output
• Hyprop plans to list eastern European assets
• Bank calls off plan to retrench employees
• Sandals plans hotels by the dozen
• No surprise as ECB keeps rates low
• Property funds ill-prepared for turmoil, says UK watchdog
• Sharing Alpha — where the past is negligible and the future open
• Cost of Stadio growth slows Curro’s earnings
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Retail celebrates interest rate cut
• Domingo will go out with head held high
• Sharks, real sharks and gentle men get together in X-Over
• War in the water returns
• Spieth gives himself nine out of 10
• KZN youngsters hand out a lesson

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