Business Day - 2020-07-27

• Closure of schools is to ‘pacify unions’
• Tobacco lobby looks to the Supreme Court of Appeal to challenge ban
• Santam to pay R1bn to clients hardest hit by lockdown
• Ruperts’ fund aims to pay its loans forward
• Bank valuations ’at 30-year low’
• How liberal will banks be in looser relief package offering?
• Novelty of inflation slips into great QE debate
• MTN surges on profit forecast
• Power ships and SA’s energy woes
• SAA cruises towards Monday deadline
• Trade & industry entities face mergers
• Stenprop targets e-retail storage
• Pepkor Group sales dive 17%
• Liberty expedites digital migration
• Fully loaded taxis a Covid-19 danger
• June CPI to give hint on interest rates
• US-Sino tension drags on equities
• A dose of tough love from the IMF will give SA a chance to regroup and rebound
• Administra­tion looms for Nelson Mandela Bay
• Inclusive strategy needed to get small businesses back on their feet
• Protesters and police clash over US crackdown
• Former exiled president to run in Central African Republic poll
• Spain objects to British quarantine move as travellers blindsided
• Luxembourg ‘laid bare’ by virus testing regime, but sticks to it
• Chinese persecutio­n of Uighur scholars ‘a bid to erase culture’
• Chinese persecutio­n of Uighur scholars ‘a bid to erase culture:
• ANC’s economic policy document does reference Mboweni’s paper
• Unfathomab­le decisions
• Local laws offer firms across the world lessons in tackling injustice
• Civil-rights leader Lewis was a giant among activists
• Nonraciali­sm also matters in race debate
• What went wrong and how to halt the next pandemic
• It really is the vaccine or nothing now
• Split shifts ... how do you decide which muscles to train during home workouts?
• Kuruman manganese mine ready to roll despite pandemic uncertaint­ies
• McDonald’s opts to back racial justice protests but overlooks staff
• Mass exodus of migrant workers adds to drag on India’s economy
• Fake news and censorship wrangle in India puts Alibaba and founder Jack Ma in the dock
• Global co-operation helps individual countries too
• Tesla designer has sweet side job playing with chocolate chips
• Virus puts about 400,000 airline staff in line of fire across the world
• Markets are rising but global economic woes are far from over
• We fall in love with the new but not everything old is obsolete
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Blues hang on to add to Chiefs woes
• Snaith on track to better Laird mark
• Westwood has second thoughts about going to US
• Man Utd, Chelsea secure Euro spots
• Red-hot Quartararo roars home in Jerez
• Nienaber’s doubts over championsh­ip are sensible
• Dlamini back in the saddle, set for Vuelta a Burgos
• Epsom Derby looking for new sponsor
• Liverpool end superb season on a high

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