Business Day - 2018-07-20

• Blow as Bank cuts growth forecast
• New EOH CEO Van Coller likely a costly engagement
• Australian unit plunges Woolies into loss
• Government offers Marikana families R100m
• Mistake to accuse Ramaphosa of being soft on the king
• Cabinet must be reconfigur­ed — and soon
• Ramaphosa, Moyane to go head-to-head
• Creditors back Steinhoff plan
• De Beers eyes Chidliak project
• AfriForum ‘abusing’ court over land issue
• R2bn lost in fishy deals — Nxesi
• Banks ‘must brace for hard Brexit’
• Kumba warns of plunge in earnings
• GE faces rivalry for service deals
• Rumblings in DA over premier nod
• Arcelor set for interim profit
• Fix loopholes, Motshekga told
• WBHO buys into two UK firms
• Massmart shares surge on results
• KZN starts conference after court bid fails
• Two-horse race starts in Gauteng
• Wiese distances himself from Tullow tax dispute
• Trust bemoans lack of property funding
• From Ramaphoria song and dance to the tiptoe president
• Millions spent on Foreshore bids ‘wasted’
• ‘Russians identified’ in spy attack
• Peace in sight as Eritrea withdraws border troops
• Anger builds as Duma agrees to hike pension age
• Turnbull calls on pope to sack bishop for cover-up
• EU turns up heat on Hungary for its anti-migration law
• EU urges firms to up Brexit preparatio­ns
• France ready to ban phones at schools
• Rohingya report on violence in Myanmar
• Japanese inventors make fashion cool
• Israel passes law on Jewish nation state
• Macron under fire over aide’s attack on protester
• Boko Haram ambush leaves six dead
• Freed activists to keep fighting slavery
• Putin: forces in US out to ruin talks
• Syrian rebels set to hand over Golan border zone
• Montenegro ignores barb after Trump calls it very aggressive
• Duterte wants activist nun deported
• Judge drops Catalan separatist­s’ warrants
• US urges tech bosses to resist Vietnam law
• Plucky penguin chick warms London hearts
• Kiir ready to give peace another go
• The sad decline of SA’s mines
• Audits used to be true
• Probe pins nothing on me
• Berkshire revision a boon for Buffett
• THE THIRD UMPIRE
• Failure by the truckload
• Little time for Ramaphosa
• Recycling plan is a joke
• Check SA’s vote at UN
• Draft legislatio­n would expand the empire of the competitio­n regulators
• Innovation must be embraced as driver of economic growth
• Germany asks difficult migration questions
• Grand Bazaar’s din makes way for musical premiere
• Madiba benches will bring Robben Island to the people HALF ART
• Tracking wines over vintages keeps tabs on evolution
• MultiChoic­e CEO says the future is online, but playing fields need to be levelled
• Anglo lowers production outlook
• Dis-Chem share up on better prognosis
• M&R wins new R4bn projects
• Unilever is upbeat over sales growth
• Airbus puts Beluga aircraft to the test
• US firm to test China hyperloop system
• Sales, cloud business a silver lining for IBM
• Kobe Steel indicted over quality claims
• JSE closes flat on hawkish Bank
• The good fund manager is not always the one in the clown suit
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• M&R board highlights mining growth hopes
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• 10-MINUTE QUICK CROSSWORD
• Play-off experience gives Lions an edge
• Odds against SA in Sri Lanka Test
• Gee whizzer comes of age as he pulls on yellow jersey
• World Cup will be mental game for Blitzboks
• Caster in the right place for world record
• Turffontei­n selections
• Lions line-up for quarterfin­al

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