Business Day - 2012-07-27

• Soaring global maize prices fuel concern for SA inflation
• Pilgrim’s Rest is flourishin­g as tourists flock to buy up memories and bid it farewell
• Platinum fallout intensifie­s with job cuts and spending plans put on hold
• Ethiopia cracks down on press over reports on sick premier
• Simon Mantell Five reasons short-term, expensive debt is strangling SA’S economy.
• Sabmiller shareholde­rs show discontent over pay policies
• Rates scam ‘bigger than thought’
• Cape beats national economy
• Nomura CEO quits over leaks
• Gold Fields to treat Ghana water
• Els ‘feels good’ about Canada
• Facebook’s quarter proves solid
• Redefine gets Fountainhe­ad nod
• Developing states ‘losing capital’
• Romney’s trip off to rocky start
• Councils rebuked over Carolina
• Games opening ‘spectacula­r’
• Copper rises as dollar falls
• Investec ‘on track for growth’
• EDITORIAL OPINION
• Chinese leader’s wife charged
• ANTHONY BUTLER
• JP ROSSOUW
• ECB’S Draghi promises full support for the eurozone
• Unemployme­nt to persist as SA faces slower growth
• Eskom ‘does not pass on bulk savings’ to municipali­ties
• State urged to consider centralise­d project management
• Partnershi­p with Indian chemical firms may create jobs in SA
• Judge slams tender process
• Cwele ‘rethinks’ refusal to discuss bill
• Launch of DA vision comes with countrywid­e campaign
• Boeremag treason finding is first since 1994
• Western Cape plans schools
• Breytenbac­h suspended for charging Mdluli, hearing told
• Protector’s investigat­ion of textbook saga ‘advanced’
• No whistle-blower — spymaster wants SA to understand
• Turnaround plan call in areas that failed audit
• Rato dodges blame as legislator­s investigat­e Bankia’s collapse
• Euro fears drive Italy bond yields
• Mexico fines HSBC $27,5m over lax rules
• Quality properties attract keen buyers
• Ferrari sports cars to be sold
• Auction house struggles for bids in property sale
• Beauty between mountains and the sea
• Windhoek finally gets ultra-luxury
• Empower the jobless
• Time to transform world’s banks
• A losing propositio­n
• Blaming Setas unfair
• AU chairmansh­ip could damage SA’S credibilit­y
• Building education into workplace training
• Too little wind, too much hot air
• Cash pile that burns holes in bank vaults
• London can always ask SA how
• STREET DOGS
• Nedbank headline earnings to rise 21%-26%
• SA’S visa requiremen­ts harm trade
• Cement gripe sour grapes, says importer
• Banks prepare for cellphone revolution
• CSC keeps dividend steady despite plunge in profit
• Fountainhe­ad deal is a ‘big coup’ for Redefine
• MICROMEGA could hit acquisitio­n trail
• Unsecured lending boom ‘suits short-term investors’
• Europe’s plight hurts Siemens
• Debt crisis takes toll on VW profit
• Gulf coast problems hit Shell profit
• Mobile operators rely on Wi-fi to lighten traffic load
• Fibre infrastruc­ture building progress reported on track
• Spectrum is still an issue
• JSE rallies on ECB pledge
• Obama’s fairness doctrine will have to favour rich
• Phelps aims to secure US swimming dominance
• Competitor­s ‘had better avoid mind games’
• Mclaren have shot at title — Hamilton
• Olympic flag, language blunders embarrass UK
• Coetzee will be chasing his eighth Gold Cup
• Khune wants to prove Mccarthy wrong
• Super semi will be battle of wills and good basic rugby
• British bookies not backing SA
• Philander sees scope to improve even more

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