Business Day - 2023-05-11

• Sliding rand ups chance of hike
• Casino owners roll the dice to contest MECs’ powers over levies
• Loss sends TransCap shares crashing by 35%
• Sasria U-turns on grid
• Tourism stats show 102% rise in visitors — De Lille
• Splurge on idle financial system frustrates MPs
• Erdogan losing support among Kurdish voters
• Little access to doctors in rural India areas
• Militia controls parts of Khartoum
• The Reserve Bank is using austerity to wage war on the working class
• NPA’s Nulane failure is SA’s disappoint­ment
• Food inflation remains piping hot in SA while it cools in rest of the world
• Easy money at the heart of bank failures
• Caught between two masters: the FSCA and price-fixing
• AI developers considerin­g task-orientated agents
• Would you like an AI with that?
• Why security guards love babies — and vice versa
• Generative AI leaves deepfake detection spinning in its wake
• Medical technology company Vertice would be a secret gem if it were listed
• Sithega buys majority stake in Hollard-backed Lega
• Harmony coins it with Mponeng and Moab Khotsong mines
• Super-app Ayoba reaches 25-million users
• Panasonic cashes in on US demand for batteries
• Surprise factor is on side of the long-shunned pound
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• Drive fast, have fun: Audi RS3 is a performanc­e sedan for you and me
• Isuzu reveals details and prices of updated family-focused MU-X
• Everest Platinum earns gold for road trips
• JSE muted as investors weigh up US data
• Jack up sports facilities at schools and watch the snowball effect
• Real shackle Haaland but De Bruyne pounces
• Bavuma targets World Cup after ‘tricky journey’
• Mokwena wary of Wydad’s new coach

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