Business Day - 2013-09-26

• Household confidence plunges to 10-year low
• Nairobi attack marks a change in al-Shabaab’s tactics
• Anglo American may have lost $1.7bn on disposal of stake in Amapa
• Zuma signs contentiou­s e-toll bill into law
• Car makers ‘won’t recoup lost output’
• Anglo settles silicosis suit
• David Kilcullen, Greg Mills & Raila Odinga
• Independen­t schools
• SA Roadlink files for rescue
• RBA Holdings posts headline loss
• Pandor wants skills transferre­d
• Alibaba may turn to US for IPO
• Moyes warns fans of tough times
• Kloppers may get R151m shares
• DigiCore looks abroad for growth
• US signs treaty on arms trade
• CSA ‘not in breach’ over Lorgat
• Sophistica­ted politics (for a time)
• Women can boost economic growth
• Luyt’s rugby legacy airbrushed from museum
• Recovering SA Express plans to expand in Africa
• Citrus export in black spot zones halted
• Worker control at the heart of Cosatu feuds
• SA helps Zimbabwe with R93m in aid funds
• Tlakula report a legal minefield for committee
• Battle of newcomers as Agang SA takes on EFF
• Mining law changes reaching far beyond harmonisat­ion
• Madonsela cannot help in Marikana funding case
• Protector critical of late mayor’s conduct
• Civil engineers add voice to river sewage outcry
• ACWA Power set to start on solar park
• Facebook page adds to Tsvangirai’s humiliatio­n
• Godane on top-eight terror list
• Bomb experts comb Kenya mall
• Pre-emptive nostalgia grips Wall Street as Bloomberg gets ready to go
• ICAP fined $87m and employees charged for Libor rate rigging
• High drama in run-up to Washington budget vote
• Three executives at key PetroChina supplier missing, one dead
• Ignoring issues may stymie growth
• Sustainabi­lity is a considerat­ion
• Celebratin­g Kliptown in elastic plastic
• Behind the door of ‘Plato’s Cave’
• Liberace brought back to lavish life
• Creating a brand is a step to loyalty
• An attack on the world
• This promise can’t be made
• US president who gave Congress its power back
• Why are SA’s firms silent on Nairobi massacre?
• Poaching funds terror campaign
• First Congo gold for Randgold Resources
• Why so eager to protect Zuma?
• STREET DOGS
• Production cutbacks, rand weakness boost Impala
• Deals indicate an agricultur­al sector in flux
• Poynting aims to grow revenue through acquisitio­ns
• Remgro CEO keen to expand its unlisted portfolio
• Focus on aftermarke­t sales pays off for Torre
• Retailers get savvy with sharp rise in e-commerce
• Personal-care industry is getting under men’s skin
• Telstra to cut 1,100 jobs in next nine months to lift productivi­ty
• Uralkali gains as Onexim eyes stake in group
• Global banks cut shortfall in reserves required
• Technology has become a powerful educationa­l aid
• Institutio­n is striving to ‘teach less and learn more’
• Examinatio­n standards are ‘on a par’
• Sustainabi­lity is now on the curriculum
• Demand may prove irresistib­le
• Accreditat­ion delays an issue
• Tool to evaluate problem areas
• Industrial­s, banks lift JSE
• Ainslie plots Oracle Team USA’s amazing charge
• Election of UCI chief ‘will be a crossroads moment’
• Van Zyl called up to add pace to Lions forward division
• Fight conditiona­l on Bruwer brain scan
• Tunyiswa ‘in great shape’ for City2City
• Du Preez in a class of his own, says Meyer
• Another term still likely for BCCI head
• Pirates, Stars near showdown
• Morné, Jannie 50 not out and still going strong
• Polokwane City hope to have coach by Kaizer Chiefs game

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