Business Day - 2024-02-26

• Fund managers fight prescribed assets
• Fog of war over DRC troop funds
• Election campaigns get into full swing
• PPI data set to reflect updates to the basket
• Carmakers await details on EV incentive
• Pope urges diplomatic solution to Ukraine war
• Clashes continue with chances of Gaza ceasefire still slim
• US and UK strike 18 Houthi targets
• Jacarandas awaken Mexico to reality of climate change
• Trump wins out over Haley on her home turf
• Closer-than-expected loss keeps the race going
• Embracing flexicurit­y labour — lessons from Denmark
• Anglo needs a good look at big De Beers hole
• How does Biden sleep?
• Coalition viability at risk
• United Arab Emirates: the new Brics member buying the British debate
• Digital platform workers risk their lives with deliveries
• Let the Western Cape government fix what the ANC has broken
• Relief of a midlife ADHD diagnosis
• Why training research might be useful for all athletes
• Investors warm to rise in Dis-Chem revenue
• Mustek dives after headline earnings shock
• Global stocks defy the odds, though outside US it is a puzzle
• Europe carmakers put the squeeze on suppliers
• Qatar to raise gas production
• Buffett backs Berkshire, mourns Munger
• Nvidia’s stock soars on AI rush
• Egypt inks $35bn deal with UAE to develop beach strip
• Tech giants pour funds into humanoid robot maker
• Japan pledges $5bn for second chip plant
• EV maker VinFast asks India to cut duties
• What SA needs to do about threat to exports from EU border taxes
• Fiscal juggling act buys the state some time
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Rand brushes against four-month low
• As Shield decides local champs, Currie Cup loses its sway
• Van der Merwe onslaught undoes England again
• Italy, France draw after wayward last-gasp penalty
• Liverpool edge Chelsea to lift 10th League Cup
• India eye series win as England batting collapses

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