Business Day - 2018-06-08

• M&R bets on tribunal to foil Aton’s takeover
• Carrim unleashes withering riposte
• PIC pays chief IT executive R7.5m to leave
• Relentless media criticism of DA out of touch with reality
• Zuma’s bogey-man tactic a hoary ploy
• Creditors’ support boosts Steinhoff
• Miner warns of platinum upheaval
• Cell C case puts data rules on hold
• Mantashe opens door to illegal miners
• Get guns licensed regularly, says court
• Hydra of apartheid still menaces world after its beheading in SA
• Is political instabilit­y linked to a higher homicide rate?
• SAA CEO mulls cutting staff and testing the market
• Economy remains weak, quarterly manufactur­ing data shows
• Mayor’s ousting a coup, says DA leader
• Municipal talks stop after union declares dispute
• Matjila spied on e-mails of six top executives
• State capture cost ruling a burden, says Zuma
• New species of tetrapod found
• Phahlane probe still on, says NPA
• High demand for Preller paintings at winter sale
• Historical Cape Town building for sale
• Putin says he warned Europe on growing threat from US
• May criticised over customs plan
• Malaysia issues warrant for Jho Low
• Include human rights in Korea talks — expert
• All hands on deck to build resilience to disasters
• Bargain designer gear just a click away
• A win-win project for townships and entreprene­urs
• NHI is no public health panacea
• Lower rewards at the top
• Cosatu is opportunis­tic
• Free software a money-spinner
• Renewables critic errs
• EFF’s incoherent land policy targets blacks while rewarding the wealthy
• Water tariff hikes undermine city’s vision
• Mother City is itching for a return of live music gigs
• Musical sends up any pretension­s of what it means to follow a noble calling
• If meeting wines on Tinder seems dodgy, try a better way
• Woolworths spells out why it is taking a phasing-out approach to plastic problem
• Sibanye vows to step up cash flow
• MTN: towards more openness but no haste
• Stenprop pins its hopes on multi-let sector
• SA cities keen on Huawei projects
• Rand dives against the dollar
• Jobs bloodbath expected as UK retailers buckle
• Bahrain ‘needs aid to avert debt crisis’
• Dagga-infused drinks on way
• JSE up despite a slumping rand
• Retirement fund sector in good hands with top fund managers
• Sanlam AGM a lively show of muscle flexing
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Botswana pose a stern test to Bafana
• Snowdance: a filly to outrun colts
• Experts tip local runners to win
• Argentina have Messi, but he can’t do it alone
• Hamilton chases victory in happy hunting ground
• Wallabies coach fired up to end Ireland hoodoo
• All Blacks and France forced to cope with injuries
• Rassie eyes future with Bok squad
• Big up to the brave runners who take on Comrades Marathon
• SA have unfinished work in England
• Blitzboks are out to have fun in Paris finale
• Halep vows to break her Roland Garros drought
• Nkosi ‘excited but not nervous’
• Vunipola back for tourists in first Test against SA

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