Business Day - 2012-10-02

• Window closing on mining investment
• Xstrata may axe payouts for Glencore merger deal
• Banda cuts own pay ‘to share Malawi austerity pain’
• SA — gateway to Africa’s secure estates
• IDC goal of lower steel prices ‘will give it stakes in its rivals’
• Tighter Jibar regulation in offing, Gordhan promises
• Seven bid for R123bn Prasa fleet tender
• Wellness Warehouse denies it has axed Israeli product
• No ‘dry’ filling stations yet despite drivers’ strike — industry
• Maritime firm rejects corruption allegation
• Veteran campaigner’s struggle continues
• Controvers­ial Pikitup boss finally departs
• East Cape women’s league backs Zuma
• Size does not matter in ANC — Cape official
• Marikana inquiry goes ahead despite plea for delay
• Remittance­s keeping 20% of citizens above poverty line
• SARS to help student financial aid scheme track defaulters
• A huge environmen­tal bill may accompany fracking’s rewards
• Correction­al services gets yet another qualified audit report
• Sick miners will have day in court
• Agrisa backs gene-modified maize seed
• Eurozone fiscal crisis batters global output
• Dodgson charged for illegal trades
• European joblessnes­s at highest since ’95
• Top research skills give students an advantage
• SA faces shortage of qualified academics
• Graduates must think outside box
• Budding women entreprene­urs are touch points for building the nation’s brand
• A harrowing journey, healed by poetry
• Delving into Bubbles Schroeder’s death
• A glimpse into the making of Kruger
• Gordhan’s image plea falls short
• Moody’s downgrade is misguided
• Clear SAA decision needed
• Thabo Mbeki Grave mistake to downplay landmark African agreement
• Lessons from the Boks for SA and Argentina
• SA must become a freer capitalist economy
• What will it take for us to open our eyes?
• Caution is the word for West Africa
• Makhado freeze sign of coal industry woes
• Science of red tape SA’S main contributi­on
• STREET DOGS
• Sovereign Food half-year earnings soar
• COAL shares rise 19% after Chinese deal
• Zeder weighs up funding options
• Exxaro opts to pull out of Makhado project
• Big banks cautious as credit appetite falters
• Virgin Mobile returns to basics for growth in SA
• Nedbank, Ecobank reap benefits from alliance
• Fast-food owners see rise in earnings
• Top lenders plan to slow down pace of unsecured lending
• BAT explores alternativ­es as cigarette market dips
• TOPTV looks at selling equity to fund growth
• Investors burnt by EADS-BAE proposal
• Iata raises airlines’ earnings outlook
• Credit Agricole closer to ditching its Greek asset
• Province focuses on making itself a gateway to Africa
• City competes for stake in global economy
• Conference offers insights into trade
• Investment a key factor in developing entreprene­urship
• Tourism scene gets facelift
• Bourse gains on resources
• Strikes hastening the sunset for SA’S gold mines
• ‘Spirit of Seve’ helps Europe lift game
• Evra warns United to pick up game for CFR Cluj clash
• Singaporea­n puts Kenya’s cyclists on the road
• Forlorn Woods the ‘forgotten man’ of Ryder Cup
• Barcelona’s focus is on Benfica for now
• Tarry fined after dope test positive for winner
• Boks may revert to tactical kicking style
• Motsepe mum as Downs fans target coach
• Proteas’ Twenty20 dream could end before India match
• All Blacks aim for ‘final victory’ in Boks clash
• Netball lands five-year deal with Supersport

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