Business Day - 2012-06-14

• Cwele told to back off in ‘secrecy bill’ uproar
• Critics urge caution, say Zuma’s past reshuffles have not delivered better
• Find new markets, trawlers told after licence fiasco
• South Africans ‘eating themselves sick’
• Consumer spend slows ‘drasticall­y’
• Spain, Italy demand that ECB buys up their debt
• How a rival ‘stole’ a mine from NUM
• How not to escape the ‘ANC rate of growth’
• Meyer proves week is a long time in rugby
• Iata to unveil plan to bolster Africa’s air safety record
• Union wants Post Office casuals to down tools
• Lonrho to set up new low-cost airline for continent
• SA’S nuclear energy firm to produce new medical isotope
• Experts query SARS’ readiness for new tax bill
• Sisulu urged to tread carefully in dealing with unions
• Report on tender graft in Limpopo ‘ready by next week’
• Cape Town to sue union for strike damage
• Court ruling could change the way unions conduct marches
• Cele to challenge dismissal in court
• Youth wage: ‘guarantee needed’ for older staff
• Red-tape ‘threat to low-fee independen­t schools’
• Germany warns Italy not to deviate
• Bombs kill scores of Shiite pilgrims in Iraq
• Brazil insists on more voting power before raising IMF contributi­on
• Cyprus turns to Russia and China to save failing bank
• ‘No war in Syria, no Russian arms used’
• Sanctions choke off 40% of Iran’s oil exports, says agency
• Soweto’s state-of-the-art theatre not ‘RDP’
• Tattoos: a thing of forever if not beauty
• From loopy, much lipstick art flows
• Gap in understand­ing of black lives
• Small parties at risk
• A new top cop on the block
• Shareholde­r better off
• No necessity to reinvent the policy and regulatory wheel
• The winner of the ‘Leak of the Week’ award is…
• Where are the people in ANC’S education proposals?
• Why genuine miners avoid Guinea
• Minister puts party above platinum jobs
• How SA lost its batteries in cellphone boom
• STREET DOGS
• Eastplats consults staff over mine plan
• First Uranium investors vote for asset sales
• ELB gets lift on Sasol Mining deal
• Jubilee to reprocess platinum tailings
• Mvela takeover could be good news for Avusa
• Property fund investors look long term
• S&P sees restricted growth for non-life insurers
• Market welcomes Wescoal’s news of move from loss to profit
• COAL’S reserves soar on acquisitio­n
• SA’S Vela, Smec to merge operations
• Absa to take on more analysts to expand equities unit
• SA to reduce dependence on Iranian oil
• Dark Fibre to meet bandwidth needs in smaller cities
• IFC invests $35m in Africa networks
• New blow as chairman follows CEO in exiting Esprit
• HTC boosts patents with S3 Graphics deal
• Inditex regains top spot as profit lifts 30%
• Wet weather slows sales at Sainsbury’s
• Asia group acquires bankrupt Saab
• Barclays CEO says euro-zone foundation­s still strong
• ‘Shareholde­r spring’ shock for Sorrell
• Jpmorgan traders were lax on risks, says CEO
• Top Blackrock job for former central banker
• JSE picks up in late trade
• Little left in the kitty to tackle infrastruc­ture backlog
• Classic US Open test awaits top stars
• Croatia game no laughing matter for Italy’s jokers
• University proving a talent feeder for SA’S Olympic team
• Moonlight Cloud boss targets win at Ascot
• Top contender Schleck out of Tour de France
• Manchester United price for Cape Town friendly ‘is a bargain’
• Meyer sticks with his winners
• Boucher ‘successor’ Tsolekile left out of team for England Test
• Germany progress as Portugal leave it late
• SABC channels will not show England rugby Test

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