Business Day - 2019-07-12

• Woolworths shares hit six-month high
• Numsa takes auto sector’s 4.5% pay offer to members
• Blue Label tumbles as Cell C opens investigat­ion
• PIC proposes Eskom debt for equity swap
• Property sector BEE score falls
• Sars ‘rogue unit’ case is Shamila Batohi’s toughest
• SA can do better than hope for a weak dollar
• Citigroup battens down the hatches
• Rand pushes to five-month high
• RB settles opioid probe for $1.4bn
• MTN empowermen­t scheme ‘is flawed’
• Merkel denies she is ill, but plays it safe
• There is no Sars rogue unit — Manuel
• Bitcoin stages a comeback
• Mkhize waits for NHI bill cabinet nod
• Bailouts cannot continue — Mboweni
• Bafana can compete with Africa’s elite
• Car output gives UK temporary lift
• Deutsche plans job cuts in SA
• Matjila denies forcing merger in Total SA deal
• Evidence indicates SA has escaped recession
• Mkhwebane to oppose review applicatio­n
• EFF thrown out for harassing Gordhan
• Chair of SAA board Magwaza resigns
• Harare punts deal to close Kariba plant
• Mantashe calls for nuclear plan beyond 2045
• Heads must roll at failing councils — Mthembu
• China’s top official in Hong Kong says Beijing backs CEO
• How the US got out of Stalin’s pocket at last
• A meeting of kindred spirits celebrated
• All roads lead to Wellington for wily investors
• British warship shields tanker from Iranians
• UN sets sights on deadly Philippine drug war
• Seven die as storm hits Greek resorts
• US needles Palestinia­ns over prisoner stipends
• How many miners for a wedding ring?
• Deutsche’s tail between its legs
• Send soldiers to the Cape
• Gordhan must face law
• Spotify in need of symbiosis magic
• Innovative solar plus storage a boost for renewables domination
• If clients stop singing for their supper they will starve
• State takeover of academic hospitals is not the answer
• Turbine Art Fair takes a bold leap
• Populism: from the nationalis­t artifice of Malema and Trump to art from Fallism
• Best of the swarm at the National Arts Festival
• Superteens and a true tale of marrying well
• De Lille addresses property profession­als
• Old Mutual vs Peter Moyo: the dirty linen now hangs in public
• Investor to hold on to Altron shares after stellar run
• Treat small caps with caution for now — analysts
• Unlike your selfies, these will look good in a decade or two
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Scant informatio­n on Steinhoff CFO’s exit
• STREET DOGS
• Rand up on dovish noises from US
• Hamilton can pour fuel on celebratio­ns
• Dawson looks to build on Durban July day success
• Serena bullies Strycova for final with Halep
• When James Small was in the room, the big wheel turned
• Rampant England end Australia’s title defence
• Etzebeth could be Bok captain

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