Business Day - 2020-09-15

• Sygnia CEO accuses IRR of blackmail
• Paralysis at PIC killed a successful African business, says Musa CEO
• Beware of a vaccine grab, says Bill Gates
• A welcome change of pace from government
• President gets report on Zimbabwe flight
• Great Green Wall cracked from start
• Helios shrugs off SA pessimism
• Exxon exits fuel search in SA seas
• New leader:
• Bidvest to exit car-rental sector
• Nedbank launches pension tool
• Rio a test case for social issues
• Metrofile expects return to profit
• Safari lashed over consulting fees
• Post Office close to getting partners
• Tourism needs a new business model
• ANC could lose our vote over wage row Nehawu
• Farming is ‘ marginally optimistic’
• Strike by funeral workers weighs heavily on frail health-care sector
• Ramaphosa examining report on ANC officials trip to Harare ’
• Chronicall­y ill will bear brunt of diversion of resources due to Covid-19
• Chief justice ‘ not responsibl­e for security’
• Leaders chided for not heeding pandemic alerts
• China’s popular culture sows a forest of problems and pests
• Pupils in Vietnam design Covid-19 helmet
• Business leaders send SOS to New York mayor over services
• SA stands to benefit from carbon credits as global economy recovers
• Paying taxis may get more people to pay their taxes. What does Beyoncé think?
• Cigarette taxing is a tricky affair
• Quantum: the need for speed
• In defence of a neglected defence industry and all it has to offer
• SA is out of money and also out of ideas
• Operation Vulindlela: opening the door, but unable to enter it
• Astral Foods warns profit will fall on lockdown
• Inconvenie­nt truth about index trackers is that a mix of active and passive is best
• Severance pay: how does the tax benefit work?
• Track record of rising dividends a good litmus test for investment
• Disgruntle­d investors jack up Safari’s board
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• JSE higher, focus on central banks
• September a blooming bonanza for Mary Slack
• Kiwi premier plays down Bledisloe Cup biosecurit­y concerns
• Look back at opening weekend of Premier League
• Becoming a destinatio­n, Fancourt leads the way
• Something might just happen at Cricket SA today, but just don t hold your breath ’
• Roglic in prime position but Pogacar hovers
• Wayde’s wait finally over as he hits Swiss track
• Former Fifa boss on trial over TV rights
• Djokovic to move on after big lesson’
• Thiem: I wish there were two winners

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