Business Day - 2014-08-20

• Moody’s lowers ratings on big banks
• To repay or not?
• Sugar tax mooted to save lives and money
• Billiton confirms sale plans for most SA assets
• Sanral rejects Cape Town’s call on tolls
• Shoprite feels pain of expansion costs
• Illegal cigarettes ‘costing government R3bn a year’
• There is little evidence that Marikana changed anything
• Postgradua­te options
• Suarez vows not to bite again
• No luck from SA’s misfortune
• Ghost teachers: principals testify
• Gold Fields scales back in Peru
• More to competitio­n than lower prices
• Inflation is how government­s plunder
• Another hollow Sadc summit
• Mining firms ‘fail to address complaints from communitie­s’
• Art takes off in SA as a ‘diversific­ation strategy’ for investors
• Standard denies lending was reckless
• Numsa suspends strike to deal with interdict
• Top court hears Hawks still not independen­t enough
• DA ‘shaming Motsoeneng and SABC’
• MPs look at overlappin­g Chapter Nine mandates with an eye on costs
• Consumers ‘demand more’ of public services
• Israel withdraws from talks as rockets fired from Gaza
• Africa nations sell debt for Ebola fight
• Sadc Tribunal back with mandate reduced to interstate cases
• Resistance repels Iraqi Tikrit offensive
• Sri Lanka prevents UN from probing conflict
• Defections help boost Jonathan’s chances in presidenti­al election
• Force is with us in spades
• Scent of money in new cinema tech
• Hearing aid does little for listening
• Time to put theory on failed banks into practice
• Share SA’s land rents
• Concern for Gaza is a smoke screen
• Acres of room at the top
• Back new farmers
• Don’t blame producers
• Private sector must address challenges of the 21st century
• Politicisi­ng e-tolls takes us on futile detour
• Verbal battle to lay claim to bottom of poverty pile
• Resilient leads rally in listed property sector
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Property springs pleasant surprises
• Invicta’s plans for secondary listing gain pace
• Vodacom to spend R1bn on upgrading Gauteng network
• Harmony plans to idle Target 3
• Billiton down after disappoint­ing investors
• Better weather sees good gains in quarter for Home Depot
• Maersk lifts profit forecast on higher shipping volumes
• Potential buyers for BHP’s Nickel West
• Ballmer to focus on sport, quits Microsoft
• University strategise­s to lift graduation statistics
• Qualificat­ions fraud threatens system
• Business school aims at the real world
• Retirement to claim 50% of researcher­s
• Africa must ‘win intellectu­al war’
• SA faces constraint­s to knowledge production
• Low graduation rate cause for concern
• JSE lower as retailers slide
• Feuding between Safa and the PSL means the game will continue to suffer
• Mhlongo has his sights set on internatio­nal opponents
• New signing Ngoma ready to do his bit for Aces success
• PSL should try new technology — referee
• Du Plessis’s commitment to team is peerless
• Amakhosi extend winning run in a slow-paced match
• Wounded Downs wary of high-flying Birds
• Lions stick to winning formula
• Boks go on low-key training schedule for Argentina match

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