Business Day - 2013-04-03

• Zuma fires broadside at critics of SA role in CAR
• Adcock Ingram rejects Joffe’s ‘nonbinding proposal’
• Public froth gets the Sunday booze flowing
• BHP Billiton says it will hold Eskom to special price deal
• Sibanye warns of risk to 3,000 jobs
• Lonmin puts faith in Magara as CEO
• Manufactur­ing activity shrinks
• Absa rewards Van Coller with highest annual bonus
• SA is relinquish­ing the moral authority of Nelson Mandela’s era.
• Delays spark infighting
• Chinese regulator delays merger
• Vodafone surges on speculatio­n
• SA key hub for Procter & Gamble
• Drogba back to where he started
• Gigaba gets plan for SAA
• Gijima pins hope on restructur­e
• Pembani now controls Afrisam
• Cyprus finance minister resigns
• Mines launch Marikana probe
• Realignmen­t good for Foneworx
• Nestlé, Pfizer deal ‘good one’
• AFDB bond plan nearly ready
• Applause for the young guns
• Fifa insists on Safa, Mbalula
• Household solutions are the cure for the crisis
• Idasa gone but need for its work remains
• SA caught up in Brazil’s trade investigat­ions
• Collection of R814bn by SARS meets tax revenue target
• Poulterers fear influx of chicken from EU
• Student financial aid scheme ‘a success’
• Rights body probes delivery of learning materials
• Department ‘lacks national transport plan’
• ‘No plans yet’ to implement second phase of e-toll programme
• Phiyega ‘evades’ questions about police at inquiry
• Rhino horn trade may be way to save the species
• Astronomy agency not economical­ly feasible, says Hanekom
• North Korea threat to restart plutonium reactor ‘a gamble for tradeoffs’
• Google faces fine by dissatisfi­ed EU
• Europe factory output weighs on world PMI
• A bakkie that’s automatic for the people
• Internet overrun by fake stories
• Automated backup testing can ease compliance
• A cellphone that lands on its feet
• Time politician­s learnt economics
• Appeal the Tatane judgment
• Wind power works
• Consider a disaster
• Stable investment rules will benefit all citizens
• State capitalism must be reined in
• Sunrise for Standard ICBC partnershi­p
• Gordhan’s mysterious reliance on secrecy
• STREET DOGS
• Private entities join broadband rollout
• Maseko appointmen­t ‘set to deliver results for investors’
• Standard, ICBC ink deal for renewable energy funds
• New real estate regime to cut ‘costs for investors’
• Apple apology placates China’s media
• China eyes a milestone in aviation’s value chain
• Tinkler to sell Australia’s biggest racing stud
• French tax may affect soccer clubs
• Fannie Mae posts record profit on housing revival
• Financials boost the JSE
• End is nigh for remote control of miner from UK
• Guerrero facing jail after taking gun to fist-fight promotion
• Larger-than-life administra­tors crave attention
• Fascist past continues to haunt Di Canio at Sunderland
• Shea Shea could run against Caviar
• Australia do not look fit to take on England
• Altered rugby laws yield ‘positive results’
• Goosen to miss out after successful surgery
• United stand in Chiefs’ path to league glory
• Swimming seeks new sponsor
• Athletics SA hopes to involve Chamber of Mines in sport

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