Business Day - 2016-05-04

• Capitec accused of ‘reckless’ lending
• Outliers How team spirit secured Leicester City’s magic win
• Exports spike offsets slow vehicle sales
• Rand and stocks hit by global headwinds
• RMH eyes property with Atterbury stake
• Tax relief offered for voluntary carbon budgets
• Business must win friends and influence state
• Groom leaves Stormers for Saints
• Dawn hurt as subsidiary stumbles
• Octodec stares down tough times
• Good outlook for food companies
• Blue faults Deloitte on delays
• Election delay ‘not an option’
• Turkish access to Schengen zone
• Holdsport boasts core strength
• Hougaard boosts Blitzboks
• Why Brexit if it ain’t broke, SA may ask
• Keep powder dry for life after ‘doomsday’
• Index shows more factory activity and greater confidence
• Banks in rude health despite increased risks
• Sanral discount scheme widely seen as a failure
• Financial watchdog numbers need to be reined in
• MPs take aim at Masutha over prisons
• Phiyega inquiry given nod for fresh evidence
• UK Labour Party suspends legislator­s for anti-Semitism
• US and Russia hard at work to achieve Aleppo cease-fire
• Clock ticking on US-European trade talks
• EU lowers growth forecasts on the back of global risks
• North Korea goes potty for party congress
• Slower African economies need new policies — IMF
• State company CEs must speak truth to power
• Businesses need to plan meticulous­ly to meet new BEE codes
• Cabinet should not get involved
• Leicester show underdogs can win
• US keeps an eye on Seoul
• Fighting foxes are kings of the Premier League
• The ANC is dancing to the beat of the EFF
• Africa’s ties with Asia set to grow stronger
• Changing the way we deal with change
• Retirement savings industry lament onerous regulation­s
• Ideologies will give way to reform
• Connelly offers hope for Dawn’s venture
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• 2016-2020 comprehens­ive outlook
• 4.5G demo a first for continent
• Renewable energy firms join SA programme
• Key terms for China’s economy
• Sandy and her art troupe entertain
• Local banker marks 15 years with Chinese bank
• African embraced as one of ICT firm’s own
• Stocks follow weaker US and European markets
• Bale seeks to seal revival on biggest stage
• The in-house joker finally gets tired of firing his coaches
• Contestabl­e kicks: how to put them to good use
• Wits and Aces draw paves way for Sundowns to wrap it all up
• Proteas plunge from one to six in three months
• April’s long walk to Super Rugby

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