Business Day - 2012-10-03

• Ailing SAA lands R5bn lifeline from government
• Higher local taxes feared after Moody’s downgrade
• Medi-clinic defends doctor in Dubai jail
• Schools alliance calls for probe of five education department­s
• Shabangu blames Implats for spreading strikes
• Goldman is top hedge fund broker
• University opens up
• Sanlam gets nod to invest in Indian financial services firm
• GREAT READS INSIDE EDITORIAL OPINION Nkandla
• Minister doubts bank rules
• Merger activity ‘expected to fall’
• Fountainhe­ad, Redefine deal ‘fair’
• Talanx’s IPO ‘perfectly timed’
• Alstom falls after raising €350m
• Eskom brushes off Moody’s bond rating downgrade
• Analysts wait for signs of SA’S direction
• Commission wants IDC to honour merger conditions
• Labour unrest puts pressure on vehicle sales — Naamsa
• SA banks ‘on course’ to meeting Basel targets
• Ballooning ANC membership figures raise eyebrows
• ANC allocates 4,500 Mangaung votes
• Marikana commission, observers visit hostels, site of shootings
• Icasa, SABC receive qualified audits again
• Government introduces new empowermen­t scorecard
• Curtain falls on Westcor’s Congo project
• ‘New players’ to enter petroleum storage sector
• State’s claims anger Smit Amandla
• Department chided for neglecting refugees
• ‘Aussie’ drops as central bank cuts interest rate
• World Bank report shows sharp rise in temporary work in SA, India
• Georgia’s president concedes defeat
• MDC putting out fires as Zimbabwe elections near
• BMW, never one to miss an opportunit­y
• Iphone 5 shows Apple still master
• Does ‘gamifying’ your brand help?
• British were terrorists
• Arts & Leisure Jazz
• SA’S budget airlines are doomed
• Nkandla profligacy is just immoral
• Laughable assertions
• The ethics of student loans
• Banda earns respect
• Sharing public spaces
• Will SA continue to be a good internatio­nal citizen?
• The poor don’t pose a threat to fiscal discipline
• Emulate Thebe to make a real difference
• One man’s ‘crisis’ is another’s correction
• Cadre deployment not what it was
• Pick n Pay not exactly a bargain for suitors
• Iceland benefits from assertive approach
• STREET DOGS
• Datacentri­x profit down for half-year
• Gold Fields, unions sign new shift schedule
• Ending treaties will hit investor confidence
• Tunnel authority considerin­g Islamic bond sale
• Amplats, Mintek to develop new plant
• Third-quarter merger and acquisitio­n activity grows
• SA’S exporters should stake their claim in China
• IKEA criticised for gender discrimina­tion
• Mondelez to tap busy shoppers’ snack boom
• Bumi Resources may sell subsidiary to pay off debt
• EU group calls for separation of retail banking
• Jpmorgan sued for Bear Stearns loans
• Barclays shuffle reflects refocus
• JSE closes relatively flat
• Unemployme­nt only worsens as mining fades
• Schumacher in sight of what may be his last Japanese Grand Prix
• Murray wins first match at Japan Open
• Toure believes City can win Champions League
• England ‘not good enough’, lacked experience
• Igesund lets Pienaar walk away
• Boks’ substandar­d goal-kicking not a concern, says Koen
• Australian Open increases prize money to record $31.1m
• All Blacks vow to be ready for anything
• India fail to make semis despite beating SA

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