Business Day - 2019-02-15

• Eskom jobs will not be cut Ramaphosa
• Sibanye ponders more than 6,000 job cuts at gold mines
• Final pitch:
• Gordhan seeks new deal for old IPPs
• Maimane details DA’s solutions to energy crisis
• Ramaphosa can take pointers from Roosevelt’s playbook
• Thanks, Zuma, a wrecking job well done
• JSE flat amid US recession fears
• Woolies: sevenyear intraday low
• China and US set for cybersecur­ity duel
• London listing pays off for Grit
• Italtile defies weak economy
• Europe tries to undo sanctions, Pence says
• ‘Court needs to rule’ on cabinet reshuffles
• Catalan separatist rejects trial terms
• Labour dispute hurts Dis-Chem
• Gas find gives PetroSA ‘new lease’
• Airbus to scrap A380 production
• Papier will become ‘one of world’s best’
• City Lodge elects to be poll positive
• Green activists vow to oppose oil exploratio­n
• NPA drops warrant of arrest for Ajay Gupta
• SA waits while Eskom diesel has to queue
• Load-shedding is costing country R1bn a day
• NUM wants the status quo to prevail at power utility
• Cele has until Monday to explain McBride decision
• Delays on HIV drug cost state
• Gupta auditor pleads for leniency
• Congress races to find bill to keep government open
• France to tighten online abuse laws
• Sudanese protest for victims of war
• Tutor chronicled tragic last days of the Russian imperial family
• Plenty of options available for home in trendy Sea Point
• Art, antiques and Persian carpets star in Fifth Avenue sale
• Industrial property going under hammer
• Former US Air Force officer charged with spying for Iran
• US ‘will not act alone and pull troops’
• Ireland under pressure to find border solution
• New EU rules for online ranking
• Rotterdam works on parking for truckers confused by Brexit change
• German economy flirts with recession
• Sweden recalls ambassador over dissident
• ‘Few have too much’: Pope condemns global food inequality
• EU moves to stave off Chinese takeovers
• DA alternativ­e is credible
• SA diplomats fluff it again
• Policies I want to see
• Amazon will take a risk with snooping
• DA’s second-class voters
• Faulty competitio­n law will not solve SA’s economic slide
• ‘New dawn’ faces global challenges too
• Old Lekota on young Ramaphosa is foggy and wrong
• Global theatre project explores our humanity
• Nakedness fuses with art in Amazon essay
• Costly tickets for a case of the unobtainab­le
• Citibank sees big trend in supply chain financing by multinatio­nals in Africa
• Hillside future depends on Eskom deal
• Lighthouse fixes on direct property
• Prescribed assets back on ANC’s radar as state finances splutter
• No signs of Sibanye or Amcu backing down
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Cheetahs sniff a chance to win in Ireland
• Bosch sprinter to raid Turffontei­n
• Newport relish chance to take on Guardiola’s stars
• One small step for Nonu in World Cup leap of faith
• Sharks unleash debutant Fassi
• Advantage Proteas as Steyn grabs a four-for
• Pele helped Banks reach greatness with that save
• Stormers’ injury list limits options
• Magic captain aims to put spell on Chiefs

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