Business Day - 2015-10-07

• Sibanye’s new deal raises its PGM play
• Moscow denies hit on historic Syrian city, flying over Turkey
• Brewers’ merger ‘would hurt consumers’
• IMF downbeat on SA as it warns global growth worst since 2009
• London listing in sight for Mediclinic
• SA government kicks Agoa ball back into US court
• Mooted ban on water rights trade will hit small farmers
• Huawei bids for Telkom contract
• Overcapaci­ty hurts steel mills
• Greenpeace targets power plants
• Costa Rica prepare strong team
• VW drive to slash spending
• Bok captain hopes for fast start
• Retail shares fuel bourse rise
• Sirius to seek SA investment
• Neutrino research nets Nobel
• Maimane open to EFF coalition
• Currency slides hit SABMiller
• Super-rich thwart fight against inequality
• Piketty’s line fails to solve SA’s inequality riddle
• ‘World opinion’ echoes local business views
• Prasa berated for wasteful spending
• Financial system unfair to developing countries, says UN trade report
• Minister Brown says no to privatisat­ions
• Spike in fraudulent insurance claims dogs industry
• Four women picked as Gauteng High Court judges
• Homo naledi shows more of its hand
• Motsoaledi signs health deal with China
• Cosatu marches on tolls as Numsa tackles graft
• EU data transfers to US ruled invalid
• Abbas wary of conflict, Israel destroys homes
• European bloc agrees to swap tax deal informatio­n
• IS claims suicide attacks that killed 15 in Yemen
• Emerging markets moving towards a bear market
• Africa, Middle East revenue drives PwC results
• AngloGold clings to index as bullion falls
• Sit out the dance, Gross tells investors
• Germany shrugs off surprise decline in factory orders
• China’s yuan surpasses yen in global payment rankings
• Modernisat­ion at the top of event agenda
• 2015 Joburg Indaba programme
• Move to stem job losses is applauded
• Copyright should last 30 years
• Sibanye CEO makes a play for Aquarius
• STREET DOGS
• Examine motive behind mergers
• State proffers tactics, not answers
• Bombing undermines US
• Treasury work on nuclear energy hidden
• TheInsider
• SA’s renewable energy plan a global success story
• Proposed new customs regime a step backwards
• Old boys’ club still rules in German boardrooms
• State agencies ‘nudge’ good citizenry
• Power? Let the men have it
• Lagos whizzes sow digital seed
• No-frills Ryanair grows up as change of strategy gets results
• Paternity leave for dads serves societal interests
• Working across time zones to woo the world, a hotel MD never clocks out
• Counting unhatched chickens after Bucs win par for the course for country
• Sharks aim to down Cheetahs to seal fourth
• Bulls coach hunts home semi before Super Rugby
• Giggs could have taken over — Fergie
• ‘Baby Beast’ Nkosi raring to go after serving two-year doping ban
• Bafana travels unfair on players — Bucs
• Du Plessis pleased with Proteas’ winning start to tour of India
• Boks’ Brits supports gutted England teammates after loss to Australia
• Beckenbaue­r backs Sexwale for top Fifa job

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