Business Day - 2012-05-29

• State fiscal watchdog warns on spend plans
• Fighting crime
• Late government payments blamed for Sanyati miss
• Shiva sorry for NUM meddling — Baleni
• Cities want higher power price hikes
• Spanish borrowing costs surge close to 7% bail-out level
• Debt traps more people
• To rescue itself from corruption NUM needs strong rules on money and politics.
• Sub-saharan banks ‘likely to survive the euro-zone crisis’
• City Press removes Zuma image
• Seed industry merger approved
• Nissan moves on German rivals
• IPL a success despite scandals
• Euro crisis saps acquisitio­n deals
• DA’S plan to fight sexual offences
• Tongaat boosts revenue 24,8%
• ANC to probe ‘secret lobbying’
• Esorfranki back in the black
• Prepaid clients ‘now paying less’
• Prudential replaces its chairman
• Cabotage rules could buoy SA shipping sector
• Split SKA still an ego boost for SA
• Bonus scandal now growing into much more
• E-tolling a ‘critical test’ for government
• Mining rights auctions ‘could lead to legal challenge’
• Postbank still not ready to apply for retail banking licence
• Gauteng commuters ‘happy’
• Youth prefer Motlanthe over Zuma as president, survey finds
• Motshekga says government has plan to end ‘mud schools’
• Reporting on textbooks a ‘worrying precedent’
• Annan condemns ‘appalling crime’ in Syria
• Tony Blair sought to ‘manage’ media power
• Spain may use debt, not cash, to rescue Bankia
• Osborne’s debt reduction bet in doubt
• Developmen­t bank’s 4,5% growth forecast in Africa tempered by warnings
• A perfect setting for exorcising demons
• Real-life mystery reads like a thriller
• Innovation clarion call sounds jaded
• Boycott shows poor leadership
• The end of the affair?
• Shed light on policies
• A critical tipping point
• Distastefu­l Syrian solution is also the best one
• SAX trying to hide a hole in the air
• Canada a sensible choice to spread risk
• No grey areas in JCI boss’s pay packet
• STREET DOGS
• Reunert boosts revenue in all segments
• Ceramic likely to delist if Italtile bid succeeds
• Compliance buoys miners’ shares
• Pain of growing too fast weighs on Verimark’s results
• Foreign refineries beat SA ones, says industry body
• Chartered accountant­s ‘positive about SA’S future’
• African Dawn reins in costs, lending
• Cost control helps Illovo improve annual results
• Congo mine sale ‘may breach IMF deal’
• Wall Street titans run media bosses second best in pay, benefits
• Resignatio­n of TNK-BP head signals rising strife
• Hedge-fund firm AAM to diversify as it eyes top tier
• Bloxham ceases trading
• Local bourse edges higher
• Emerging markets may be trump card in euro crisis
• Badminton’s bosses cave in on sport’s skirts code
• Euro buzz builds, amid residents’ ambivalenc­e
• Coaching guru key to Donald winning a Major
• Athletes work hard to make Games team
• Corruption probe prompts Criscito to leave Italian squad
• Door ‘still open for Josephs’
• Djokovic advances in Paris as Federer levels record
• Du Preez in running to lead Springboks
• Mathebula secures title fight against Donaire
• Bulls want nothing but a win against Stormers

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