Business Day - 2013-04-16

• ‘Bloodbath’ for metals as bear market knocks gold
• No ‘reverse racism’ in appointing judges — Mogoeng
• SA chicken producers seek tariffs lifeline
• SA Treasury ‘in talks’ on $100m for elections in Zimbabwe
• Cosatu, DA ‘united’ by protest over toll roads
• ‘Reluctant’ Tongaat next in line for asset grab
• Outlook for factories bleak
• The meteoric rise and compromise­s of the South African Communist Party.
• Distell buys Burn Stewart Distillers for R2.2bn
• Wescoal’s colliery set to start
• DBSA assures on job cuts
• Amcu to decide on bargaining
• Women ‘lack aptitude’ for racing
• Sadtu vows to turn up the heat
• FNB launches tablet-specific app
• Dish offers more for Sprint
• Zeder seeks nod on Capevin
• Maduro wins Venezuelan poll
• EDITORIAL OPINION Healthy SA-Nigeria relations crucial
• Scott shatters Augusta jinx
• Citigroup profit jumps 30%
• TONY LEON Rewrite the rules, as Thatcher and Hani did
• DAVE MARRS The JSC seems to be following its own agenda
• Neasa to challenge metal sector agreement
• Brown’s admissions are contradict­ory, says judge
• Malema’s political losses turn into Manamela’s gain
• Western Cape safety act a new battlegrou­nd for ANC, DA
• Nuclear investment decision to be made this year — Gigaba
• School admission policy row reaches top court
• Supply of affordable housing grows
• US gets job done despite dysfunctio­nal democracy
• Washington, EU strategies part
• Surprise slowdown in China
• Iranian leader slams West, calls nuclear power a ‘divine gift’
• World Bank sees Africa growth speeding up
• Kerry defends reorientat­ion of US foreign policy towards Asia
• Widespread attacks as Iraqi poll nears
• North Korea observes founder’s birthday
• Venezuelan bonds tumble
• The job of post office and travel agent
• Inside cycling’s brotherhoo­d of silence
• The champions of new technology
• Let’s stick to facts
• Healthy Sa-nigeria relations crucial
• On the stage
• Solar will get cheaper
• Presidency’s absurd secrecy
• Out of line, Mr Bruce
• Ratepayers blindsided
• Industrial policy usurping role of the Treasury
• Popular novel receives a colourful judgment
• We all know Manuel is telling truth
• Evraz Highveld deal appears in doubt
• STREET DOGS
• Mine wage talks promise to be very tough
• Tosas deal provides Raubex with 50% of its bitumen needs
• Business Connexion, Atio in e-learning venture
• No spin-off rewards yet for Gold Fields investors
• Rockwell restarts work at its Niewejaars­kraal mine
• Private equity may find favour on the continent
• Bidvest may see Adcock as defensive play
• Ladbrokes warns of profit drop as online gaming falters
• Siemens stock falls to lowest in seven weeks
• Getco reports 2012 earnings plunge
• Henkel CEO forecasts dismal year for eurozone
• Vodafone eyes acquisitio­ns amid European decline
• KT drops bid for Maroc on price difference­s
• Top executive resigns from Vestas
• Thermo to pay $13.6bn for genetics company
• Quiet mission to scotch Wall Street’s ‘too big to fail’ myth
• Jpmorgan chief ‘too powerful’
• Bullion slide hits bourse
• Factors that supported gold’s long run falling away
• Aussie Scott shatters Augusta jinx
• Momentum proves itself as a cricket MVP
• Kompany downplays importance of bagging FA Cup
• Trainer Moody keeps the world guessing
• Whitmarsh advises Perez to use elbows
• Meyer sees breakdown as ‘key to success’ Kings may call up Watson for Bulls match
• SA golfers flounder at Augusta
• Ajax coach wary of struggling Leopards
• Ecclestone dismisses protests in Bahrain
• Clay court master Nadal still hoping for win in Monaco

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