Business Day - 2017-01-03

• Exxaro dumps 50% ownership model
• Row over adjustment­s of matric marks by Umalusi
• Mourning:
• Traditiona­l courts bill due out in January
• SA faces warning for failing to sign Fica changes
• Fate of democratic ideal in hands of the people
• Technology likely to disrupt more sectors
• Aspen welcomes minister’s move
• Investors win with iron stocks
• ‘As goes January, so goes the year’
• Concern raised over warders’ conditions
• SA well placed to build on 2016 gains
• Legal certainty for farm dwellers
• North Korea ‘nearly ready’ with missile
• New credit act provision does not protect historical prescribed debt
• More choppy waters for shipping
• State will not sell its companies —Brown
• Makwakwa still under a cloud at SA’s tax agency
• Election body mulls proposal over extension of local boundary lifespans
• Police to question Israeli prime minister over gifts — reports
• Denmark detains figure in South Korean scandal
• Hollande backs war against jihadists
• Expatriate­s on a Swiss roll — poll
• Trump administra­tion will not have sweet medicine for Africa
• We denigrate coal as a stable source of electricit­y at our peril
• Let’s not forget the fate of the ferrymen
• New tests of rand buoyancy
• Washington too slow to chide Israel
• Return of Bantu education
• Escalation of cyber war
• New year needs new urgency to fix crisis
• Bullish bull and cautious claptrap
• Actively resorting to Maldives adventures
• Discovery of our origins was stained by more recent history
• Steel deal may lift struggling metals sector
• Directors shuffle shares worth millions over festive season
• Hyundai and Kia still upbeat on growth
• Deutsche Bank chief rules out merger
• The doors of technologi­cal perception
• German utilities rise on news of nuclear waste cost savings
• US’s Wells Fargo ends row with brokers
• Equity ratios trigger alarm bells
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• JSE closes lower on slow trading
• King Kallis at nets to chill with the boys
• Elgar and Cricket SA show how staunch consolidat­ion pays off until rivals implode
• Make-or-break year for Coetzee and the Springboks
• Tarry’s uppermost concern is Legal Eagle’s future
• Elgar’s century of sheer determinat­ion
• Defoe punishes Liverpool, City regain ground

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