Business Day - 2015-12-18

• Court rules SAA legal note can stay public
• Lagarde to be tried for tycoon’s payout
• MTN takes fight over Nigerian fine to court
• Relief rally as risk appetite returns
• Clothing and textile industry shakes off the cobwebs
• Hopes on minister’s newly found strength and muscle — Tony Leon
• Shell likely to get BG vote
• No joy for parliament­ary union
• Oceana reels in Daybrook
• Iron-ore prediction more bearish
• Chiefs host Wits in Mother City
• Producer inflation ratchets up
• Gold looks good at local prices
• Gordhan back is the first step
• Teaching posts may be frozen
• Kuhn should play England Test
• Only one person can make Zuma quit
• Star Wars gets fresh and fun spin
• SAA keeps flying into ever darkening skies
• Cat set among the pigeons at the tax office
• Police rehire ‘good’ former members
• Sentula gives 28% discount in R105.58m rights offer
• ArcelorMit­tal’s Mr Fixit pledges not to leave stricken steel maker in the lurch
• China’s move to new IPO regulation­s will boost banks and attract firms to bourse
• A damaged man. A damaged country.
• Banking back on feet but more to come
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Hell-bent — but some way to go to the tipping point
• Liftoff to new economic era
• Deindustri­alisation hampers SA
• Fewer riders clutter budget
• Santa Jacob and the art of leading by the nose
• A new wine maker able to revitalise an estate
• Big shooters take the stage as Leicester epic rolls on
• It looks to be all uphill for filly Silver Mountain in the Guineas
• Jaguares up and running, unlike Kings and Wolves

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