Business Day - 2012-10-05

• Canning SA-EU treaties ‘will raise cost of investment’
• Graft ‘could earn you ANC promotion’
• Zimbabwe public servants set to strike
• IDC and DBSA shrug off one-notch downgrade rating from Moody’s
• Post Office, retailers deliver under cover of darkness
• Toyota wildcat strike over but car makers still uneasy
• Treasury moots tax-free savings plan
• Competitio­n authoritie­s warn about effects of SAA lifeline
• SARS lays down law on electronic tax records
• Tributes paid to ‘revolution­ary journalist’
• ‘All Limpopo leaders back Motlanthe’
• BMF to be more prominent — new president
• SA making progress rehabilita­ting derelict mines
• Ageing power network needs upgrades
• Motsoaledi endorses ‘Kwazulu-natal approach’ to HIV fight
• Mining companies face a string of lawsuits from sick workers
• Public protector identifies three most common forms of fraud
• Ruling on Zuma’s choice of Simelane
• Learn from Japan’s example — Pandor
• Turkish go-ahead for army action in Syria
• Swazi MPS snub cabinet in vote
• Romney lifts flagging campaign in first debate with Obama
• Rival ‘avoided detailed plans’
• Two shopping centres hold promise
• Boutique hotel on Vaal for deserved weekend breaks
• Some interestin­g pieces unsold or miss their estimates
• Works show African heritage
• Flats feature prominentl­y in tough sale during hard times
• Online mining auction attracts range of buyers
• ECB poised to buy bonds — Draghi
• Exile before tax for French fund bosses
• Middle-income Africa in sight — economist
• Malaysian court delays hearing on operating licence for rare earths mine
• Head to Doha for a hot Persian break
• Don’t take the waiter at his word
• New wine for Biko and Bonnievale
• Lessons from schools in the 1940s
• Up to all of us to keep centre intact
• The end of the era of men?
• Tender lessons to learn
• No user-pays principle
• Creating a sense of shared responsibi­lity after Marikana
• Look beyond the ANC for SA’S future wellbeing
• ‘Concentric allocation’ is the name of the game
• NDP may be the catalyst SA needs right now
• SAA like an addict always in rehab
• A model to boost mine industry spirits
• Consider profit warnings as an indicator
• STREET DOGS
• Capitec plays down CEO’S sale of shares
• Merafe feels pinch as ferrochrom­e falls
• K-way invests R2m ‘to gain edge over imports’
• Mining equipment sales ‘will drop’
• Delrand to seek more funds for exploratio­n
• Waiting for government to give green light
• Quest for Xstrata follows coal-price fall
• Investors lap up SA stocks, bonds despite unrest
• Eqstra, government work on pedestrian safety project
• New project to give data ‘human face’
• Murdoch’s breach of his own paywall heralds an end
• Belgian ‘Biotech Valley’ attracts investors
• Morgan Stanley, Qatar fund talks ‘in difficulty’
• Brokerages cut price targets on stock of troubled HP
• ‘Green’ design attracts customers to appliances
• Group proves it is committed to energy efficiency in SA
• Intelligen­t air solutions boost the bottom line
• Ensuring planet comes first in product developmen­t
• Innovative projects help needy pupils receive education
• Sustainabl­e innovation provides IT solutions
• JSE closes on positive note
• Foreigners should have heeded SA fund managers
• Everton confident they can maintain their winning ways
• Hunger for home semis will drive Lions, Sharks
• Mercedes right move, says Hamilton
• IRB rules referee made wrong call in Australia match
• Ronaldo says Real will beat Barcelona
• Sansui Cup hopefuls to prepare at Turffontei­n
• Brawn salutes ‘greatest driver of century’
• Springboks, All Blacks both mean business
• Kirsten defends Proteas selection picks
• Do or die as Downs’ fans vow more violence
• Top seeds in the last eight of China Open

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