Business Day - 2014-09-25

• Nuclear deal with Russia to stay secret
• India’s $74mMars project succeeds
• No commission­s paid in R1bn Safa TV deal
• Two of Eskom’s most senior executives resign
• Barclays is fined twice in one day
• State finalises approach on implementi­ng carbon tax
• There is a way to put paid to Lesotho’s political troubles
• Protector says office ‘stretched’
• Times Media back in the black
• Mixed feelings on staffing merger
• Mohoje faces intense scrutiny
• Super Rugby delays decision
• ELB expects big earnings boost
• Ebola prediction dismissed
• ANC allies alarmed by ‘big rush’ nuclear deal
• Polarised ideology ‘slows Nedlac’
• Tax experts hail choice of new head of SARS
• Mandela memorial fraud accused hand over millions to state
• DA wants Parliament rules tighter
• Obama embraces US’s ‘indispensa­bility’ in world affairs
• Russia casts doubt on legitimacy of US strikes
• A voice from obscurity
• People are people, even in postcoloni­al discourse
• Eskom needs acumen
• LAW MATTERS
• Extreme caution needed on nuclear
• Afrikaans identity needs autonomy
• Lagos shows SA’s good side
• SA needs frank evaluation of SME environmen­t
• SA can’t afford proposed nuclear build
• Fear of our dark depths keeps Farlam in shadows
• TheInsider
• Common sense trumps theory
• Plenty of work for PPC’s Gordhan
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Old Mutual’s small listing surprises US
• Miranda share trade suspended
• Plans to replace SA’s wollastoni­te imports
• Customers call tune in strong market
• Pace of change puts pressure on suppliers
• Innovation is key to survival
• Black market springs up for new Apple phones
• Pfizer approach to Actavis could be to circumvent US tax rules
• BNP Paribas head quits after US fine
• Pimco co-operating with SEC probe of fund’s asset pricing
• BHP opts for a London listing after all
• Bourse into the red again
• Fergie for Europe, soldiers for US at Ryder Cup
• Sharks have respect for Kings’ attack
• Emerald Cup ‘is the right distance’ for outsider
• All eyes will be on Mohoje as he starts against Wallabies
• Time for cricket teams to test their mettle
• SOCCER: Teams acclaim Diski Challenge

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