Business Day - 2013-05-30

• Rand closes in on R10/$ amid sell-off of SA bonds
• Brothers in arms
• Moves to get SA’S dream of high-speed rail on track
• Molewa moves to other side of the fence
• Sibanye to axe 1,110 after new-look deal
• Treasury official sees 2% growth amid strikes, slowdown
• ‘Just a notch over Greece’
• Helmoed Römer Heitman
• MMI Holdings leads insurance shares sell-off
• New Swiss tax law to end dispute
• B&W clinches solar project
• Ndebele hails monitoring tool
• IMF cuts China growth forecast
• Limpopo premier under siege
• Tough tasks for new Xtract CEO
• Els lying low ahead of tourney
• Ministry wants official to resign
• Neotel reaches profitabil­ity
• Tshwane mayor visits Afrikaners
• Ethiopia acts to calm fears
• Is global trade turning into a food fight?
• All must come to infrastruc­ture party
• SA must help on positive African trends
• State ‘needs to shield poultry farmers from cheap imports’
• Business leaders cannot ignore risks, tax survey shows
• Specialist clinics ‘are key to cutting costs, waste’
• Recent farm strikes are ‘a warning to sector’
• ‘Vavi audit’ unlikely to address root cause of tension in Cosatu
• Radebe rejects calls for judicial commission change
• SA ‘not yet attracting’ halaal tourism market
• Social investment ‘will not reduce pensions’
• SA doctors get chance to study in US
• Two illegal homes to be demolished in heritage park
• High expectatio­ns for Northern Cape premier’s inaugural speech
• OECD optimistic but sees eurozone lagging US
• Doubt over AU’S stop-gap interventi­on force
• World’s largest polluter envisages a cleaner future with launch of seven carbon-trading schemes
• Nigerian banker says African billionair­es’ ventures must aid poor
• Crafting a unique place in the jazz world
• Looking back in anger to be seen
• A whale of a time for Hermanus arts
• Some chicken facts
• Arts & Leisure Film
• GDP data not as bad as portrayed
• Bureaucrat­ic suffocatio­n
• Taxing regulation­s
• Mokonyane lost race
• The Insider
• Journalism should get the country thinking
• Good education better than quotas
• Regulators hovering around Multichoic­e
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• IEA warns against wind power
• STREET DOGS
• Redefine intends to quit Hyprop entirely
• Convenienc­e drives consumers’ appetite
• Google plans to boost internet access
• Competitio­n expert finds case against SCI ‘peculiar’
• Difficult underwriti­ng conditions hit Santam
• Tongaat’s high output Zimbabwe unit fails to lift profit
• Zimbabwe misses mineral royalty target on ‘low global prices’
• Feeder systems for artisanal training in SA are ‘failing’
• Kuwait-based parent company to buy remaining shares of Jse-listed IFA Hotels & Resorts
• Compromise needed in China, EU solar dispute
• China pork producer buys US peer
• Concern over comments on service providers
• Schemes treat all as equal in the aid equation
• Trustees must provide the strategic direction
• Hopes annual regional conference will be ‘thought-provoking’
• JSE lower on profit taking
• JSE the exception in a plethora of dismal figures
• Spain united in bid to secure 2020 Olympic Games
• Swimming, gymnastics given revenue promotion by IOC
• Football club owner rues racist remark
• Durban July entries to feature at Greyville
• Steenkamp to join Etzebeth in second row
• Igesund upbeat ahead of do-or-die clashes for Bafana
• Federer, Serena show no mercy
• Cycling body blameless in Armstrong scandal — Mcquaid
• Newly recovered Duminy just itching to get back into middle

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