Business Day - 2023-04-05

• Wierzycka says: I ruffled feathers
• World cannot afford to lose SA coal supply, analysts say
• New unit for sharing intelligen­ce on crimes in finance
• GEMS faces court action over courier pharmacy contract
• Waste dumps find new life as source of rare earth elements
• ‘Africa needs bespoke rating tool’
• The ESG questions companies need to be asking
• G4S requests immunity before going to meeting
• Mkhwebane demands section 194 committee meeting be stopped
• Reopening Durban beaches will put ‘billions’ into tourism
• Hard times in store for Europe
• Ardern to lead global push against online terror content
• Stagflatio­nary banking crisis could accelerate flight from the dollar
• Asians walk into the future with a sense of achievemen­t
• Children are a silent casualty of the wage deal
• Bank’s reforms to monetary policy framework set to reach a milestone
• Middle finger succeeds the fist as symbol of resistance
• World Bank warning comes as bad news for the SA economy
• Google helping travellers to avoid excessive fares
• Could we be about to produce our first great pinot noir?
• Amsterdam ‘gatvol’ with UK men on a ‘jol’
• Rained-out vacation bonuses
• Anglo explores green steel with Swedes
• Digital payments platform secures a peach of a deal
• Murray & Roberts takes big step to cut R2bn debt with sale of Gautrain stake
• Shoprite listing takes A2X market close to R7-trillion
• Virgin Orbit’s bankruptcy marks end of its satellite dream
• Golden Goose looks beyond sneakers
• China gripes over Australia’s scrutiny of its firms
• UK watchdog fines TikTok for using data of children
• Baghdad settles for 30% TotalEnerg­ies project stake
• Australia bans TikTok on government devices
• US banking crisis is not done, JPMorgan Chase CEO warns investors
• Nord Stream 1 insurance cover renewed
• Solar, wind bodes well for carbon fight
• From the sofa office to your new AI boss: the Age of Zoom is over
• Start-ups fight war on technology front
• California warehousin­g ‘mecca’ flashes warning signs for rest of US
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• Business leaders need to stay abreast of AI regulation
• JSE firms on positive US jobs data
• Sundowns seek to break North African dominance in Caf Champions League
• Smith wants LIV players to show well at Masters
• Stars pull out of Monte Carlo Masters
• Ten Hag rues absence of Casemiro and Eriksen
• Upbeat McIlroy feels he has the answers
• ‘Fohloza’ sacked as head coach

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