Business Day - 2020-04-17

• Government urged to take stimulus route
• Liberty wins case to continue incorporat­ing Vitality lifestyle data in its own products
• Regulator says rules can be bent for Covid-19
• Lockdown will end in phases — Dlamini-Zuma
• SA can send money to the poor better than most: do it!
• Without mud, the lotus flower will not emerge
• Cut to WHO funds endangers polio fight
• State outlines strategy for mines
• Absa coal-funding policy published
• Watchdog: merger feast for alpha firms
• Test cricket top of Verreynne’s wish list
• Covid-19 is a mixed blessing for homeless
• Suspended president slams Sascoc board
• Qatar Airways flies to the rescue
• Ascendis to sell Scitec for R100m
• Covid-19 has exposed the gaping inequaliti­es in our labour market
• Keep emergency borrowing costs down
• McKinsey warns of a coronaviru­s jobs bloodbath in Africa
• UIF urged to disburse virus relief funds
• UK modellers use heavy firepower for virus when a guerrilla war may be better
• Ethiopia to close Eritrean refugee camp despite Covid-19 fear
• State dithers as crisis turns to disaster
• President trips after good start
• Chance to reflect on nature
• Opportunit­y has come to safeguard our ‘too big to fail’ essential sectors
• Cancelling Egypt’s coal-fired project a sign of greener times
• Tales of Joe Exotic and his animal and human wildlife
• Until things return to normal, digital walkabouts in art galleries can help us with new ideas we will need
• Five things to watch this weekend
• Vox tracks the big shift to working online from home
• SA banks well placed to weather ‘surge in bad loans’
• Car dealer tycoon becomes Rebosis’s biggest investor after seeing its value
• Silicon Valley does its bit to ‘hack’ virus
• Pandemic windfall for Wall Street bankers set not to last
• Sales of electric vehicles surge in Europe
• US factory workers feel they have been forgotten when others are safe at home
• Chartered flight rates soar along with demand for medical supplies
• Real leaders reveal themselves now that the tide has gone out
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Rand hit by startling US jobs data
• Top trainers optimistic racing can weather the coronaviru­s storm
• Steyn’s return delights Pienaar
• SA in line for help from relief plan
• Great news about the Tour de France — if it happens
• Gunners fall in Valencia and F1 revs up rules
• ‘A pity if Amsterdam quit Cape project’

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