Business Day - 2015-12-17

• Moody’s adds to Gordhan’s pressures
• Dollar drops after Fed raises rates and indicates gradual increases
• New Barclays chief mulls African scale-down
• Mineral Resources executive resigns as Phakisa talks end
• Provincial elites use Zuma as Trojan horse to hit Treasury
• Licensing centres to reopen
• Transnet tight-lipped over CEO
• Coal still king for Japan
• Brazil gets second junk rating
• Sundowns finally break Cup jinx
• Djokovic and Williams excel
• Varsities will need extra R6.8bn
• Put brakes on car buys, urge banks
• Davies endures tough year as trade partners cry foul
• Uptick in jobs will boost spending while economic growth indicator starts sparking
• New twist in SARS ‘rogue unit’ saga after ruling
• Top court downs Toyota arbitratio­n review bid
• Two cases cast their shadows on Zuma
• Motsoeneng sits tight as SABC rallies behind him
• New era awaits Nomad Informatio­n Systems
• A walk through seven years of near-zero rates
• Wanted: woman for United Nations hot seat
• Jailed blogger wins award
• German MPs decry Cameron’s EU exit threats
• End of UN nuclear probe a victory, says Iran’s president
• Aquarius will need cash if buyout fails
• Group Five upbeat on profit as rand boosts tolling business
• MTN’s Nigerian fine forces Moody’s hand
• Weak coal prices set to last as challenges mount for miners
• Virgin Active plans ‘gentle Africa journey’
• Tsogo Sun formalises Hospitalit­y share deal
• Booming Macau casinos a bet too far for crackdown-dazed investors
• EU adopts tougher rules on tracking jetliners
• Swiss bank hid clients’ assets for tax evasion
• Rolls-Royce chief cuts top jobs in major shake-up
• Barclays sells index division for £520m
• SA has solution to growth woes
• Delay threatens Sun Internatio­nal deal
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Breast envy explains why parastatal­s suffer attack
• No remedy in NHI white paper
• Cabinet skips nuclear reality check
• A counter-revolution at polls
• Reckless whitewash
• Zuma here to stay
• Thwarted attack reins in the ANC’s rural barons
• The week Zuma’s armour was penetrated
• Business needs to speak straight and loud
• Practical co-operation will create a better future for all
• Africa and China toil for mutual progress
• A connected continent can tackle global issues
• Operator wants to link Africa with fibre-optic cable
• Enterprise­s participat­e in exhibition
• Continent is fast moving to adopt China’s currency
• Police train to fight crime with kung-fu
• Conservati­on action urged
• Fiscal policy limit frustrates universal healthcare
• Weight Watchers goes digital as apps eat profits
• Year of Froome return, Aru soars and Sagan delivers
• Phumelela lands dream deal with UK horseracin­g
• Match-fixer not yet named by Cricket SA

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