Business Day - 2024-04-08

• Watchdog to probe plastics sector
• Transnet port plan runs into dispute
• Gender parity in asset management remains elusive
• Alarm at failure to consult on new work visa rules
• Forex account, production data in focus
• MK party and IEC in court over Zuma
• JSC to start hearings for ConCourt judge
• Support for Israel depends on it sticking to global law, UK says
• Just one brigade left in southern Gaza, says military
• Neighbours rally around Mexico
• Thousands flee their homes in Ural Mountains due to flood
• ANC fails, but what about opposition?
• Fear or hope could inform May’s election outcomes
• Lessons from Rwanda’s 1994 genocide
• President’s advisers call for revisions because IRP won’t keep the lights on
• Localisati­on, imports work hand in hand
• Small businesses must look out for these five key issues
• No hard and fast rules
• Don’t skimp on your water, even when the taps have been dry for days
• Purchase boosts J&J’s heart device business
• FDA allows expanded use of cell therapies
• Manifestos show no-one has a magic wand
• Funding opportunit­ies abound in telecoms infrastruc­ture — RMB
• Rally in Nigerian currency buoys MTN share price
• Tongaat: RGS hits back over fraud complaint
• Blue Label Telecoms closer to selling its stake in Utilities World
• US badgers Netherland­s over chip gear in China
• Hard talks steadied links, Yellen tells Li
• Boeing share price fall erodes outgoing CEO’s rewards
• Adani makes wafer, ingots for solar power cells
• Commodity trading sector gets boost
• AI demand buoys Samsung
• Tesla’s bet on robotaxis ‘risky’
• Don’t quit emergingma­rket equities now
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• There’s just no stopping gold
• Salah penalty salvages point for Klopp
• Stormers send a message about SA rugby
• Verstappen returns to winning ways, leads Red Bull 1-2
• Johnson dreams of Caf football
• Swimmers to vie for Olympic spots in Gqeberha
• Djokovic wants last dance with Nadal in Paris
• Data collection ‘dark patterns’ risk regulatory consequenc­es
• New antitrust hurdles for SA dealmakers
• Franchise sector set to benefit from industry code
• SA leads progress in arbitratio­n
• Landmark ruling bolsters parental leave
• Keeping up with AI regulation is a complex task
• Take care in absence of AI regulation
• Corporate responsibi­lity in the AI era
• Make way for the global minimum tax
• Is it still necessary to report death of an expat?
• Year of change for competitio­n law in Kenya
• AI technologi­es must uphold human rights
• New owners can bring risk
• Be prepared for Paia and Popia compliance checks
• Misconduct under the microscope
• Increase in earnings threshold is now in effect
• Turnover tax: small businesses’ barriers to entry
• Dealmaking rebound is possible
• Firm feels wrath of regulator

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