Business Day - 2012-10-04

• Investors shed shares on SA mine pay turmoil
• Medshield gets curator over dodgy ‘research fees’
• It was ability, not Zuma vote, says Pandor
• Chamber of Mines reopens wage talks
• Rand slips as China factory slowdown lifts dollar
• Toyota workers stay away from plant for a third day
• New BEE codes will hit equity dodgers
• Another week of transport strike will take toll on business
• Constructi­on faces ‘uphill battle’ next year on 7% costs rise
• Comair seeks legal advice on SAA bail-out
• North West executive boost for Zuma
• Pandor climbing ladder towards top echelon in ANC
• ANC youth nominate Motlanthe for president
• United front against price fixers not easy
• Press reforms ‘will raise standards of journalism’
• Maritime contract dispute drags on
• Suspending officials ‘costs R50m a year’
• Technology helps to educate pupils
• Plea for Marikana inquiry delay approved
• Setas improving, says Nzimande
• Address the demand side in rhino markets
• Criminals coining it as ban has driven horn trade undergroun­d
• SA defers making a decision on trade in rhino horn
• Asian, European services decline as UK economy ‘nears stagnation’
• Police clash with protesters over rial’s plunge
• Syria blames rebels for Aleppo bomb blasts
• Race enters stage in US presidenti­al campaign
• Africa bonds for infrastruc­ture
• Nigerian soldiers in manhunt for massacre perpetrato­rs
• Ghana halts Argentinia­n navy ship over default
• Apartheid revisited, for a better future
• A message to lordsnooty and the 69ers
• Baxter dance fest still going strong
• It’s the party or Zuma, but not both
• Defence’s clean audit not enough
• Revisit the Boer War
• The hole gets even deeper
• Merge SAA and SAX to give them a chance at success
• DA won’t improve opposition by swallowing others
• Humans not yet destined for fate of old horses
• SAA can’t fly with its wings clipped by the state
• ANC hand caught in the cookie jar
• Self-interest pushing SA into danger zone
• Shabangu was on the money over Implats
• STREET DOGS
• Pick n Pay scores coup with new CEO
• Erbacon swings back into the black
• Standard’s Isle of Man unit to close
• Pick n Pay Zimbabwe foray ups competitio­n
• Tiger Brands pouncing on opportunit­ies
• Consumers’ appetite for credit growing
• PSG cedes a Zambia farming stake to Norfund
• Private equity outperform­s listed shares, says report
• M&A activity in SA rises dramatical­ly
• Pearson may sell Financial Times as CEO quits
• Branson gets lifeline for Virgin Trains after probe
• UK retailer Tesco reports first profit decline in almost two decades
• Mortgage securities issuers ‘liable for billions’
• Jpmorgan lawsuit misses true reckoning
• Deadline set for Glencore deal
• Historic bankruptcy filed in Spain
• Leasing industry strong after business confidence boost
• IT integratio­n tailored to companies’ needs
• Software allows minnows to compete at higher level
• State’s clear demand opens new avenues of opportunit­y
• Corporatio­ns look to close system gaps
• Leases flourish amid rand volatility
• Market proves buoyant
• Solutions to staff monitoring
• Miners lead the retreat
• In choppy waters it’s all hands on deck for Carroll
• High ticket prices keep average fans away from Boks
• BATE Borisov shock Bayern as United secure win
• New Zealand cancels visa for Tyson
• Murry defeats Lacko to secure quarterfin­al berth
• Camelot could be a late entry for Arc
• Controvers­y puzzles Sri Lanka skipper
• Four factors blamed for SA’S early exit at World Twenty20
• High-flying Amatuks are cautious about Pirates match
• Meyer selects same starting 15
• Pietersen, ECB agree to bury the hatchet
• Vettel needs more than one win to reach top

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