Business Day - 2018-08-22

• Revenue shortfall at Sars ‘self-inflicted’
• Shoprite reports its first earnings drop in 20 years
• Steinhoff suspends two former executives
• Pointless Reserve Bank debate a distractio­n from serious issues
• Zondo probe told of aim to abuse system
• ANC’s nemesis has become its policy arm
• Resilient warns over probe
• Harmony production to fall
• Pepkor revenue and sales rise
• SABC splashes out on live English games
• Public to finally have say on energy plan
• Imperial to finish unbundling
• Fuel tax regime will not change
• Venture capital firms take knock
• Bloemfonte­in Celtic still flying high
• Zambia to take to the skies
• BHP aims to fund faster growth
• Prasa a financial train wreck — report
• Blue Label falls on Cell C results
• Eskom faces fresh wage battle
• SA poultry body in bid to halt US chicken imports
• Zondo ‘does not need two years’
• Anxious wait for Chamisa’s lawyers in Harare
• SABC in dire straits as debt spirals to R700m
• Court gives NPA 102 days to prove Estina farm case
• Investors keen to look offshore
• Legislatio­n to create clarity
• Opportunit­ies, with the right asset mix
• Technology at heart of added client value
• Demand for global wealth mobility
• Changing dynamics of the HNW market
• Bright research star is lighting the way
• Research and developmen­t to support SA’s green economy
• Microsoft hits spy websites
• Flood-hit state needs billions as clean-up starts
• Venezuela’s streets go quiet
• Harare pulls back on charm offensive
• Former Nazi guard deported from US
• Business mute on land move
• Land a reckless deflection
• Kudos for efforts of BHP’s Mackenzie
• Call out negative policies
• Fees debate eclipses investment performanc­e amid fundamenta­l shift
• Fix the system that issues driver permits before amending act
• No outrage at murders around SA mines
• Exploring other side of OR Tambo
• Contempora­ry dance still inspires
• PUBLIC ART Artist brings culture to a head in Johannesbu­rg
• ArcelorMit­tal gains ground but is still fighting against the odds
• IMF ready to start bail-out talks as Angolan economic growth slows
• Long4Life shelves plan to buy Rage
• New Namola app helps protect women under siege by criminals
• Sasol’s investors look to 2019 and beyond
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• JSE treads water in mixed trading
• Rejuvenate­d Djokovic eyes the US Open as ‘big four’ are reunited
• Fit-again Brittain to join young team in Bulgaria
• Rookie Maddocks scoffs at hoodoo
• Steyn injury concern for SA

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