Business Day - 2015-11-16

• G-20 sets sights on terrorist financing
• Paris carnage suspects include three home-grown assailants
• Strike delays bills before Parliament
• Retailers bemoan cost of grant payouts
• Interest rate caps reduce loan options, lenders say
• ANC is justified in rejecting Agoa debate in Parliament
• Volkswagen bemoans CO² ratings
• Copper refining costs set to rise
• Coe warns over crisis in athletics
• Turkey cancels Chinese contract
• Virgin CEO upbeat on SA market
• Minimum wage issue in spotlight
• SA must not drop ball — captain
• McDonald’s SA toasts 20 years
• JM Busha expands its offering
• Life Healthcare looks abroad
• SAA unhinges SA’s last bastion of hope
• Rules force ICC to tackle Palestine in a void
• Drought is the least of SA’s water problems
• Retail sales data precede rate hike decision
• Drought, Agoa and SABC in the spotlight
• Antitrust lawyers call for clarity on leniency policy
• SA lags behind in dirty money fight
• End of the road nears for another top cop
• Stellenbos­ch council may reject English as main language
• Mayor stands by city boss with questionab­le contract
• Arab refugees fear backlash after Paris attacks
• Nations unite to try end Syrian war
• Foreign investors see the writing on the wall, and the word is calamity
• Trematon tests water in private school sector
• Cut red tape to help diamond beneficiat­ion industry
• The US is also big with its call fees
• Costs of economic patriotism
• Yahoo chief’s unorthodox take is surprising­ly refreshing
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• Israel has water taped
• Kganyago’s toughest call yet
• Zuma displaying stress symptoms
• Voters mull marijuana plans
• Feeding dependency
• Superstars can lift masses to religious euphoria
• Davies’s dogma trade-off leaves SA worse off
• ANC gets a below par E for effort in politics ABCs
• Devastatin­g irony in the wake of a deadly mudslide
• Better to teach Mandarin at university level
• Nigeria import bars spook manufactur­ers
• Up and under narrative beyond a rugby scapegoat
• Starc and Williamson set Waca alight
• Proteas must find their bearings and quickly
• Zungu backs Mokotjo and Furman to do Jali’s job
• Rosberg rules the road in Sao Paulo
• Kenya win spot at Olympic sevens
• Discipline slips as the red mist descends

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