Business Day - 2015-02-20

• Zuma tries sweetness after bitterness
• Barrage of new laws alarms US firms in SA
• Shareholde­r pressure forces Cadiz out
• Mercedes-Benz drives to record
• Medical schemes regulator orders Bonitas probe
• Assumption­s built into our constituti­on are untrue
• Walmart pay boost ‘not enough’
• Are Chiefs about to be educated?
• Signal jamming blamed on juniors
• Licence cancellati­on ‘too severe’
• Tender process was fair — Areva
• Listing Amplats mines ‘bad idea’
• Hidden voice behind SA’s nuclear plans
• Treasury guarantee blows wind beneath SA Express’s wings
• Popcru backs prisons’ job policy
• DA rejects call to merge municipali­ties
• ANC protests against ‘racism’
• Scientists break botanical boundaries
• IBM launches R700m BEE initiative
• ECB minutes reveal difference­s over QE tool
• US employers’ collective shrug suggests Obamacare no job killer
• Germany balks at Greek extension
• Nigerian military strikes at Boko Haram training camps
• Leaders push to enforce Ukrainian truce as separatist­s seize Debaltseve
• France urges EU to help in Africa fight
• UK intercepts Russian military aircraft
• Truworths share jumps after decision to increase dividend
• DRDGold backs Chinese bid for Village
• SABMiller finance chief quits suddenly
• New over-the-counter exchange on cards
• Twitter comes to low-end phones
• Two Polish acquisitio­ns boost Life Healthcare
• Arrowhead plans to list new fund
• Online security threats drive increase for cyber insurance
• Miners seek out funding options
• Nestlé worries about Switzerlan­d’s policy decisions
• Long strike and overtraded routes hurt Air France-KLM
• Barclays cuts back bonuses by more than 17%
• Plunging sales hit Gazprom
• Strong dollar is unspoken ‘currency war’
• Growth prospects boost Senegal’s bonds
• Jindal Steel wins back coal mine
• Stop making us fight for a bad idea
• RCL extends scope to prepare for growth
• STREET DOGS
• Investors balk at unpredicta­ble law
• Scrambled accountabi­lity
• Hanging by a thread
• Certainty is key
• Democracy runs deep among South Africans
• SA shows signs of growing insecurity
• Coherent in Davos, undone in Cape Town
• Collectabl­e cars at show have stories to tell
• Spacious home on offer in Seychelles playground
• Hawking and the ‘everything of love’
• From the hell of war to living her dream on stage
• Music is affirmativ­e action for
• Getting to the heart of ecodeniali­sm
• Solution with innovative twist
• Mideast minnows make Zimbabwe work for a win
• Du Plessis will test Lions hooker Marx
• Thanda Royal coach to miss Sundowns clash
• Vermeulen has to beat Blues before he can celebrate
• India-SA clash draws enormous interest

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