Business Day - 2016-04-29

• Transnet lo­cos lag in lo­cal con­tent
• How serendip­ity led Wainer to megadeal
• Cope­lyn takes bet on HCI’s Aus­tralian as­set
• Now S&P warns of rate hike risks
• Strike threat­ens Sapo’s turn­around plan, says CEO
• Cru­cial lo­cal com­pa­nies grab global ex­port op­por­tu­ni­ties
• Steady pol­icy ‘gift’ boosts min­ers
• Adele boosts Sony’s earn­ings
• Oil price surge buoys Sa­sol
• Unions ready for jobs cam­paign
• Hur­ri­cane de­but for Lions rookie
• Vale back to profit on iron ore
• Bad loans hurt Bar­clays Africa
• Weak rand gives tourism wings
• Face­book toasts strong re­sults
• Help the small farmer find road to mar­ket
• Walls are spring­ing up the world over
• Zuma sits on the backs of the op­pressed
• Tourism body says Mbalula’s sports ban will hurt sec­tor
• Prices rise amid food in­fla­tion warn­ings
• HOW ARE WE DO­ING? SALARIES
• Elec­tron­ics in­dus­try sparks jobs in Cape PER­FOR­MANCE
• Eskom seeks ura­nium sup­ply RE­QUEST
• Kruger lodge gets go-ahead SCRU­TINY
• Ban on do­na­tions ‘would hurt party pol­i­tics’
• Spy-tapes case adds to ANC woes on Zuma
• Role of po­lice ‘tied to hu­man rights’
• Madik­izela-Man­dela hon­oured
• Wits ap­points black aca­demics
• New li­braries for Gaut­eng
• DA probes hir­ing of crim­i­nal
• Zuma to lead prayer day
• New birthing cen­tre to open
• Un­govern­able cider Sx­ol­lie will shout rev­o­lu­tion from the ta­bles
• Hum­boldt’s legacy and counter-ac­tion
• San­ity pre­vails — new-look range is clearly branded Belling­ham
• World cups united us
• A les­son in good cit­i­zen­ship
• Mbalula is guilty of re­verse racism
• Saudis plan es­cape from oil
• Brine limit helps poor
• Court brings naught
• State fails at sport
• No, you don’t get rich by Robin and cheatin’
• How for­eign spread has buffered SA’s funds
• More re­fined way to get tax from trusts
• Rise in pro­por­tion of black and coloured youth get­ting univer­sity de­grees
• Brazil­ian sale a coup for debt-laden An­glo
• Al­tria gets less from SABMiller
• Ju­bilee out­put
• Syg­nia as­sets up
• Putprop stays
• Reinet value
• Free­dom wins
• MTN still talk­ing
• Glen­core cut
• Schroder buys
• Pop­u­lar ar­gu­ments for Brexit a fan­tasy
• TWO-SPEED CROSS­WORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYP­TIC CROSS­WORD
• STREET DOGS
• 10-MINUTE QUICK CROSS­WORD
• COF­FEE TIME
• THE THIRD UM­PIRE
• PRE­VI­OUS SO­LU­TION
• PRE­VI­OUS SO­LU­TION
• PRE­VI­OUS SO­LU­TION
• Drought-hit SA im­port­ing maize to cover short­fall
• Pri­vate eq­uity ex­its at nine-year high in the con­ti­nent as funds run their course
• ICBC man­ages to post slim profit
• Fer­til­izer sales ex­pected to pick up
• Heavy debts the fi­nal straw for US re­tail­ers
• For­get Home Re­tail and Darty: Stein­hoff should ac­quire BHS
• Cameron not hope­ful of steel sec­tor fu­ture
• Elec­trolux quar­terly profit soars
• FBN Hold­ings looks to cost cuts
• HNA unit to buy Carl­son Ho­tels
• Dow Chem­i­cal’s profit plunges
• Aus­tralian bank of­fers Ap­ple Pay
• Air­bus nose­dives on profit slide
• Buf­fett’s bet on man­u­fac­tur­ers pays off
• Morn­ing­side man­sion on the mar­ket
• Por­trait of friend of Stern and hat on sale
• Tretchikof­f’s Hindu dancer up for grabs
• Higher metal prices lift JSE’s com­mod­ity shares
• Le­ices­ter keeper Sch­me­ichel aims to tri­umph on dad’s Old Traf­ford stage
• Calm and steady Tarry’s pow­er­ful sta­ble can score at Turf­fontein
• In-form Chiefs can still have a say in ti­tle race
• Chee­tahs on mis­sion to out­run Reds in Bris­bane
• Bok cen­tres out to storm Waratahs
• Hlanti and Wits train sights on log lead­ers Sun­downs
• Ea­gle at eighth puts Otto in or­bit
• Kvyat keen to give lo­cals adrenalin rush
• Sweating on £100m jack­pot
• Of­fi­cials push pink ball Tests
• Run­ner-up Quin­tana the win­ner
• Icon David’s dream squashed
• FIX­TURES

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