Business Day - 2023-05-31

• Top court lifts bar on tax records — but on strict conditions
• Maseko has war chest of R12bn
• Consumers’ ‘elastic has snapped’
• Rand hits record low as ICC tells SA to nab Putin
• Pace of growth in private credit eases
• Push to lift shale gas search moratorium
• Top court rules against Traditiona­l and Khoi-San Leadership Act
• Big push to resolve CCMA and labour court backlog
• Whistle-blower law is in the pipeline, says justice minister
• Crimes against women, children ‘still a concern’
• Provinces ‘must spend more on schools’
• Drone attack takes the war to Moscow
• Fighting subsides in Khartoum
• Sudan refugees in Chad lift food prices
• Zelensky urges Seoul to send air defence arms
• UCT and Anglican Church are the leaders of fossil fuel divestment in SA
• Populists want to control the Bank for sake of control
• Depleted board oversees decline at Transnet
• The poultry industry is a bellwether of our increasing­ly fragile state
• Patriotism is loving one’s people and not hating others
• Here’s to love on the tracks
• You need more than a midwife to birth a fine wine
• Tenacious Famous Brands regains its fizz
• Higher earnings but slow recovery pace worries Momentum
• Reunert has the right mix of businesses for success during SA’s energy crisis
• Deutsche Bank grabs chance to poach M&A veterans
• Toyota, Daimler to merge Japanese truck operations
• India mulls pruning import and other taxes curbing solar
• Road safety agency halts probe of Tesla games
• India relaxes rules in bid to be repair hub for electronic­s
• PwC-assisted tax dodges blocked
• Musk and the X-factor needed to make Twitter a true superapp
• Books, children and a future shaped by AI
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• US debt ceiling fear weighs on sentiment
• Kolbe to head east after Toulon exit
• Wild shocks Medvedev, Djokovic rebuked over Kosovo view
• Pirates working hard to challenge Sundowns
• De Zorzi focused on now

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