Business Day - 2013-08-23

• Gold Fields board rebukes CEO for empowermen­t deal controvers­y
• Strike fever hits SA as unions go into battle
• Mugabe savages West as new term starts
• Syria gas attack claim rocks world
• Massmart enjoys forex windfall
• Investing in Africa
• Service delivery ‘main SA gripe’
• Cabinet backs third coal power station
• Proposed carbon tax rate for SA too low — researcher­s
• MTN bids farewell to another executive
• New system cuts delays in customs clearance
• Nzimande warns of ‘imperialis­t plot’ to divide Cosatu
• Salga retreats from pay deal ‘mistake’
• Pact on Cape gang wars eludes Zille, Mthethwa
• Smoking-related deaths ‘higher among coloureds’
• State cannot fund Marikana miners’ legal costs — Radebe
• Conferring ‘silk’ in top court for discussion
• Mubarak leaves jail but remains under house arrest
• US judge orders former Somali colonel living in Kenya to pay $15m for torture
• Renewed fighting flares up in east Congo
• Rebel acts dash Maputo debt deal
• Prospects pick up as awareness of continent’s potential increases
• Skills ‘imperative’ in SME sector
• Opportunit­ies abound for all business types
• Africa’s private equity practition­ers need different skills
• Bo says he was hoodwinked into taking ‘bribes’
• Large industrial site in Salt River likely to attract investors
• Randburg shopping centre fetches top price
• Office building with bank tenant on offer
• Chinese blogospher­e rushes to interpret ‘okay’ hand signal during court appearance
• Opportunit­y to live in harmony on fruit farm
• Idyllic experience­s in the bush on bikes
• For exhaust pipe chasers, or just a meal with a view
• Un-chic backwater yields outstandin­g prawn curry
• ‘Winner take all’ is bad for Lonmin
• Impartiali­ty key in chief justice role
• Telkom in turnaround
• High pay must be justified
• Jordan disappoint­s
• A traitorous hero?
• Nuclear’s hidden costs
• Green tax needs red alert amid carbon footprint maze
• Grants encourage liberation, not dependence
• Conspiracy theories tell us much about SA
• Nuclear debate must look at waste legacies
• Cosatu not to be taken for granted
• It all depends which half you look at
• Regulators need ethics too
• STREET DOGS
• Afrox revenue up 3% after tepid first-half showing
• Risk-averse Gold Fields to expand in Australia
• BAT project ‘creating 800 jobs’
• SA firms drag feet on transparen­t reporting
• Truworths reaches sales milestone, earnings per share rise
• Exxaro receives R601m for unused Medupi coal
• ‘No merit’ to R1bn damages claim, says Resilient
• Abil upbeat over unsecured lending amid challenges
• Delta EMD ‘planning’ lifts earnings 340%
• Edcon posts rise in gross profit for June quarter
• UK banks to pay £1.3bn for mis-selling
• Volvo CEO to pay charity to settle MAN bribery probe
• Eli Lilly in China bribery claims
• PC focused Hewlett-packard swallows bitter pill
• Fed appeals ruling on ‘illegal’ debit-card fee
• Abercrombi­e & Fitch nosedives as teenagers watch their wardrobes
• Upbeat China data lift JSE
• Friends abroad tell me about the state of the rand
• Ageing Federer out to turn clock back at US Open
• Woods’ target is Snead not Nicklaus
• Chelsea, United to meet in season’s first big encounter
• SA trainer Jell hoping Shea Shea will win in UK
• Russia gives IOC assurance on gays, Sochi
• Frustrated Neymar eyes Malaga start
• Meyer’s Boks out to show their mettle
• Standard of Soweto derby ‘has not fallen’
• Ajax tie shelved as Pirates’ schedule tightens
• Hamilton eyes Belgian GP booster
• Jantjies brothers may still face off at flyhalf
• Ekasi game targets a new cricket generation

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