Business Day - 2013-04-08

• Portugal forced into welfare cuts
• Something must give, says Eskom on viability
• JSC gears up for heated debate on transforma­tion
• Van Zyl to head Toyota’s Africa mission
• Poaching of members harms union movement, says Vavi
• Bidvest to pull out all stops to buy Adcock Ingram
• Rex van Schalkwyk
• Investec introduces mobile app
• Protech slams door on Eqstra
• Vividend payout up 10%
• Radware volatility rises
• Thai seeks more deals in China
• Egypt in talks for bigger loan
• Icasa turns down WBS offer
• Ajax end league victory drought
• JSC moves after the storm
• Bayern clinches league in style
• Zimbabwe turns to Dubai deals
• Mixed views surface ahead of output data
• Zuma, CAR mission likely to hog limelight
• Road safety agency ‘should be closed’
• Rare island auction is stirring up interest
• ANC could change the image of youth league
• No frontrunne­r for appeal court
• Questionna­ire for aspiring judges has gaps
• Global economy ‘better but risks persist’ Cyprus ‘may need additional financial aid’
• Italian government plans to pay its bills
• Malaysia’s polls put failure to roll back state interventi­on in economy on agenda
• Attackers kill civilians near Beira, igniting fear
• China warns Korea on ‘selfish threats’
• Saving the planet: how to lose a cause
• No crime to greenlight a new verb
• Behind Beijing’s web war on Apple
• State projects have to serve economy
• THE THICK END OF THE WEDGE
• Nobody reading national plan
• Poultry price a rip-off
• Embracing monetary change
• Despite devastatio­n in His name, God is not African
• Understand­ing the political risk of doing business in Africa
• Back a changing economic agenda for Africa
• Winning the foreign policy battle begins at home
• Bidvest’s 60% offer suggests backroom negotiatin­g Adcock shareholde­rs want to be in pharma
• A WORD ON YES MEN
• Firstrand experience­s the political difficulti­es of investment in Africa
• Unit trust to be managed in-house
• Eqstra expects bond issue to cut debt costs
• New rules tighten screws on money laundering
• Tsogo Sun invests R220m in Durban complex
• Suzlon delivers turbines for Cookhouse wind farm
• Distell to buy Kenya state liquor business
• Sasol weighs sale of assets in Papua New Guinea
• Tete’s lack of infrastruc­ture hinders coal projects
• Sentula settles in Scharrighu­isen case
• Kirsh duo want Foneworx nonexecuti­ve directors removed
• Hilco seals deal to rescue music retailer HMV
• Trina eyes early return to profit
• Probe ordered in bid to impose ban on former HBOS bosses
• Analysts see bubble in digital currency Bitcoin
• JSE drops on poor US data
• Dire consequenc­es of company results on Twitter
• Arum intends to place China on the boxing map
• Stormers unable to snap out of steady decline
• Cardiff out to bowl over world cricket organisers
• Cancellara wins his third Paris-roubaix after tough session
• Fascist or no fascist, Di Canio welcomed
• Lions ‘step forward’ in Twenty20 at last
• Kings will carry new confidence to clash with Rebels
• Doping past keeps Armstrong out of pool
• Commission to probe match-fixing pre-2010
• Poland outclass injury-ridden SA in 3-1 Davis Cup triumph

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