Business Day - 2022-11-16

• Eskom runs out of money to buy diesel
• Flight to cash takes a toll on Ninety One
• Power generation boss joins exodus of staff
• AG raises doubts about security of Postbank
• Vodacom grows its lending book
• Stor-Age meets changing needs
• Argonaftis aims to ease logjam
• Public servants to go on national strike
• SAA may be heading for a turnaround
• Limited contributi­on increases for 2023
• Ford Africa boss hails Ranger launch as a milestone
• ActionSA trying to set up mayors to fail, DA says
• Government’s BEE backtracki­ng fuels uncertaint­y
• Surprising US inflation rate is a double-edged sword
• Cadres in private sector
• Political circus no surprise
• Post Office is no service
• MPs beholden to party
• THE THIRD UMPIRE
• YOUR LETTERS:
• Time to retire ‘civil society’ that claims to represent the oppressed
• ‘Every fraction matters’ mantra is a cause for concern
• Count Basie was not the leader of a band but its fulcrum
• Long-haul travellers need to stay home for sake of climate
• Is pinotage about to have its big moment?
• Metaverse fans can ‘fly’ to Qatar to ‘experience’ World Cup
• One-trick pony perception hamstrings a visionary, acquisitiv­e Afrimat
• BD SIGNPOST
• Deutsche Bank to check emails of former executive Louise Kitchen
• Australia’s AGL Energy is taught a lesson by activist shareholde­r
• JPMorgan signals it is eager to step up its activity in buyout financing
• Modern technology: a celebratio­n of ignorance
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• 10-MINUTE QUICK CROSSWORD
• JSE eases, punters eye Fed stance
• Djokovic granted visa to play in Australia
• Bafana rookies urged to step up
• Mane worry for Senegal
• Ronaldo … latest on the rumour mill
• Shamsi tweets upset Mpitsang

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