Business Day - 2020-05-05

• Ramaphosa takes charge amid new-rules mixups
• Landlord Redefine braces for more Covid-19 turmoil
• Lockdown took a heavy toll on SA manufactur­ing
• Phumelela faces business rescue
• Patel’s red pen will help write an economic horror tale
• Crisis needs innovation, not the dressing up of an old idea
• Nonpayment by state ‘killing SMMEs’
• Patel under pressure to open e-commerce
• Absa helps 376,000 clients
• Watchdog ‘driven by blood lust’
• Spectrum move pays off for 5G
• Experts fear corona underrepor­ting
• Bushveld upbeat over vanadium
• Public works to foot quarantine hotels bill
• Solidarity takes funding fight to top court
• Provinces must release data on Covid-19 — DA
• NPA confident it can win frozen assets case
• Cape Town health workers get TB vaccine in trial to combat Covid-19
• WHO and scientists back SA’s tobacco sales ban
• Business owners lash Italy’s Conte over lockdown exit plan
• Slaughterh­ouses massacred by virus
• German court to rule on pushback against eurozone’s QE programme
• Sweden may have to change laws to tackle Covid-19
• Defector ‘sorry’ for saying Kim was ailing
• The government’s behaviour abuses the stoic goodwill of South Africans
• Lockdown bubble bursts in puff of smoke
• Capitec plan a test for Mouton
• Crush and clamour for normality
• Rule out use of the Reserve Bank’s balance sheet to finance state debt
• In times of fear, leaders need to be clear and concise
• Clucking on SAA runway with no wings
• Covid fallout rains on Putin’s victory parade
• Record Asian crude oil imports may be as good as it gets
• Amazon boss quits in solidarity with fired workers
• UK regulator probes EY for audit of Middle Eastern hospital group
• Investors for world’s ultra-rich plough money into private debt
• Clothing retailer J Crew comes apart at the seams
• Ford COO puts his money into the business
• Sitting tight is the best way when emotions are all over the place
• The lights will go out in some movie houses
• STREET DOGS
• JSE drops on US-China tensions
• Golf courses cling on, but hopes are fading
• UK horse racing waits for green light
• Blacks legend
• Australia’s Labuschagn­e plans to widen his options
• Froome fears Tour will attract crowds
• We’ll play again, but it won’t be the same — Faf
• They shoot horses, don’t they? They might in SA
• Hill at Imola
• Trans-Tasman matches ‘are not on the table’
• McIlroy and Johnson team up for charity

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