Business Day - 2020-04-15

• Kganyago says no to printing money
• Business and labour agree that social grants be temporaril­y topped up
• SAA in sight of its final resting place
• Sub-Saharan Africa faces recession — IMF
• Inequality and poverty are priorities after pandemic
• Retailers offer 20% or nothing
• Motor industry needs support against virus
• Lower export demand will hit agricultur­e
• Covid-19 endangers US supremacy
• SMEs trapped in Russia’s lockdown
• Chinese eateries face new reality
• Thousands still homeless in Vanuatu
• Grim times for elite SA road runners
• SA can conduct 25,000 tests a day
• Consumers to win from Telkom relief
• Covid-19 exposes ‘pitfalls’ in funds
• Capitec to suspend dividend
• Rand gold price at record high
• Social grants saga back in court
• No decision until Friday on plea to lift alcohol ban
• A digital rediscover­y of the delights of discovery
• Boost your full body, not just your immune system
• France shows that terroir trumps the winemaker’s art
• Truth is, we don’t know what will happen
• Busy times for Reserve Bank
• Bernie Sanders must go on guiding
• IMF is ideally placed to help revive SA’s economic life beyond Covid-19
• Downgrades plunge plans for dams into the murky depths
• Luddites of the 21st-century now target 5G as the root of all evil
• RCL needs to realign its executive incentives
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Food and drug retail sector is likely to remain buoyant after lockdown
• PSG Konsult shareholde­rs to enjoy a 10% rise in dividend
• Purchase will help Labat grow cannabis business
• AstraZenec­a to start clinical trial of leukaemia drug for Covid-19
• JSE has best day in three weeks
• Lennox Lewis paid tribute to Ellis Park disaster victims
• Many hurdles to clear before rugby kicks off again
• Pichot’s blueprint for World Rugby

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