Business Day - 2023-04-11

• Ministers at odds over future of coal plants
• Icasa invites input on proposal for secondary spectrum market
• Outage-induced repairs struggle for electricia­ns
• Iran hits out at US over submarine’s location
• Israeli forces kill Palestinia­n teen in West Bank
• Ueda takes reins at Bank of Japan
• Patch not a win-win for China’s ‘Xi Winnie’
• US braces for leak fallout from allies
• Still work to be done 25 years on, says Sunak
• Russian forces use ‘scorched earth’ tactics in Bakhmut, says Ukraine
• Even modest capex estimates too optimistic
• Accountabi­lity needed
• Fight doomsday coalition
• Jellyfish sucks up to EFF
• Fixing SA’s trade policy process is crucial for a vibrant economy
• Managers must recall the humanity of their workforce
• Youthism undermines growth potential
• Working longer can be part of solution for ageing societies
• Shivery timbers: pirates on how best to govern
• Mobile operators could be forced to extend data expiry periods
• MoData: Pioneers of AI deliver solutions in digital financial ecosystem
• Load-shedding and municipal charges weigh heavily on listed property sector
• Implats keeps hopes alive for RBPlat as Northam bows out
• Vedanta battles to get tech partner for chip plant in India
• Hermes lifts Kelly bag output
• Tesla announces plan to build battery factory in Shanghai
• Other countries to benefit as Apple seeks to lessen reliance on China
• Sales plunge as remote work fades
• Google and Amazon layoffs in Europe stall over local legal protection
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Race on to send robots to mine the bottom of the sea
• Rand weakens ahead of US jobs report
• SuperSport and Bucs gun for runner-up spot
• Grass can be greener on the other side of a closed IPL window
• Don’t mention the VAR to ‘robbed’ Brighton
• Guardiola defends City’s lack of success in Europe
• This one was for Seve, says Rahm

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