Business Day - 2024-01-23

• Renewables boom a boon for banks
• Coronation ahead in ‘war for talent’
• Joburg to rebase its budget
• SA was well received at ‘tough’ Davos gathering, say delegates
• Coloured voters ‘likely focused on domestic issues’
• Flood-hit areas classified as disaster areas
• Plan to destroy Hamas is not working, Europe tells Israel
• Russia loses confidence, thinks again about nuclear weapons — study
• Haley drawcard for women: I am not Trump
• Discontent grows over failure to rescue hostages
• The future is here and it’s going to be very strange
• Use IEB schools, Lesufi
• Stop misleading the nation about matric results
• Ticks for mixed economy
• Why some wellness at work programmes don’t work well
• SA is a good place for faux PhDs to hide
• SA needs to dig deep to revive its flair for entreprene­urship
• US power remains central to geopolitic­s in 2024 and beyond
• Pan African to consider lifting its gold output guidance
• Green light for management buyout
• South32 lowers production guidance for 2024
• RMB teams up with global advisory firm
• German train drivers to go on six-day strike
• Red Sea crisis starts to corrode German chemicals sector
• Angry farmers threaten more protests before talks on tax, prices and red tape
• Sony walks away from $10bn Zee merger
• Finnish utility eyes sites for nuclear plants
• Business lobbies for halt to labour measures
• US authority tells airlines to check their Boeing 737s after MAX 9 door incident
• EU watchdog to consider new uses for weight-loss drug Wegovy
• Trends that will shape 2024 global investment landscape
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Technologi­es triumph over commoditie­s sometimes
• Rand hits near-three-month low
• The bewilderin­g world of franchise cricket
• Back-to-back wins a relief for Sharks
• Victory a huge boost for Bafana, says Broos
• Alcaraz leads men’s seeds through, qualifier Yastremska into quarters

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