Financial Mail - 2012-11-30

• Is Strate too dominant?
• THE INDEX
• In our interests
• ANC cedes power to unions
• Too few heavy hitters available
• Take advantage of liquid markets
• Struggle for traction
• TV’S next big thing
• Keep the gate open
• Test case for JSE
• Whistle-blower in limbo
• Cape’s push for high-speed network
• Life after Lonrho
• WINNERS & LOSERS
• Africa agricultur­e calls
• SA team to map Petra
• May the best win
• Standard’s sound approach
• How it comes together
• Nigel Redford
• OVER-THE- COUNTER PRODUCTS New kid on the block
• We have lift-off
• — MANGLIN PILLAY
• DEBT CAPITAL MARKET More vibrant
• CORPORATE ISSUANCE
• AG R I CU LT U R E Blow to ostrich industry
• TA X Corrective measure
• Z I M BA BW E Too little tax revenue
• P O RTS Quay to progress
• LABOUR LAWS Bigger workload
• Wholesaler a step closer
• AFFORDABLE HOUSING New life for old silos
• BEVERAGE CANS SAB goes light
• ENVIRONMEN­T Climate of concern
• A changed world
• Mutual benefit
• BRAND RELATIONSH­IPS Always on call
• M& C SAATCHI Moray on the march
• In sickness and health
• BA R LOWO R L D Truckload of earnings
• MR PRICE/ LEWIS Two sides of the coin
• SASO L Fertility treatment
• GOLD COMPANIES Feeling the pinch
• G L E N CO R E / XST RATA Where to next?
• NAIL Hitting it on the head
• ILLOVO/ TONGAAT HULETT Short-term windfall
• Peter Staude
• SA B M I L L E R A big cheer for the beer
• TIGER BRANDS Bigger African footprint
• I N STA L MENT SHARES Two-way gain
• VALUE UNIT TRUSTS Eye of the beholder
• What is the cost implicatio­ns of adopting the Reit structure?
• Market watch
• DIAMONDS & DOGS
• The hen that keeps laying
• Tobie Cronje
• Pot luck it is
• Where it all went wrong
• BO O KS Distractio­ns in prison
• BBC political editor
• Firm control to the end
• Carving out a niche
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT Ocean of disaster
• Back to the fire
• Retail therapy is
• — CHRIS DE WET
• Andrew Ridl
• OF PURCHASE
• DIDYOUHEAR?

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