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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• News Corp falls into $8.8b hole.
• Tempo looks flush in UK after picking up three of a kind.
• Outdoor workers save tax on sun protection.
• Workers win on sunscreen.
• Foreign investment incentives offered.
• Manufacturing industry bucking global downturn.
• Reinsurer warns of ruin from catastrophic exposure.
• Get in, get out, and let the Burmese generals make you rich.
• Rare proxy battle aims to redress Japan capitalism.
• Retailers face tough penalties under harsh law.
• On the money.
• Around the trade.
• Poor to suffer as GPs realise bulk billing doesn't pay.
• Medicine Shoppe on store growth path.
• Household goods, food the major growth drivers.
• Worldly is wise for top retailers.
• ICT imports balloon.
• Toyota: "telling no porkies".
• Aussie first for Herron.
• PM makes pitch for gas deal at start of Beijing visit.
• Aristocrat takes a punt on Las Vegas.
• Hill hails Darwin's Timor role.
• Ainsworth backflip: set for $8m loss.
• FIFA's faction fight.
• Beached Bali-style but it's Busselton.
• Dollar holds on against tidal flow.
• Makeover time for Darling Harbour.
• Amcor outlines details for PACRs2 issue.
• Paramount changes.
• GRD Minproc adds advice to its services.
• Poll frenzy.
• Ground software support for optimal strategy.
• Rent reviews, leases and GST: caution for valuers.
• Standard and Poor's sees stable outlook.
• Coming to terms with property risk analysis.
• Weed could be new cash crop.
• Machinery orders fall in Japan.
• Indonesian vice president opens militants' conference.
• Toray's group net slides 78% as sales fall across the board.
• Indonesia approves Indosat's purchase of Satelindo stake.
• China Mobile plans bond offering to buy networks.
• Shell Australia unit swings to a loss amid oversupply.
• Optus refinances debt with help of parent's rating.
• The science of auditing.
• The lighter the better for AWI.
• "No" to potato breeding plan.
• Outsourcing logistics not all it promised to be.
• Death to cancer hits all-time low.
• Aquarium to build $29m native-animal showcase.
• Mosman mums' craze hits the bush.
• Deregulated airports to benefit investment funds.
• Funds for waste dump "arrogant" ploy, says Labor.
• The Treasurer talks bull.
• Thermo Trace signs with Monash Uni.
• U.K.'s Tesco plans to boost presence in Thailand.
• Budget inflation theory defies RBA tip.
• Summer boom for arrivals.
• Lion's mane man to stay until 2004.
• Optimising the value of intangible assets.
• ACCC investigates BPay system.
• Revenue on land could double.
• NAB takes seasoned approach to outsourcing.
• Petrol tax reform blueprint excised.
• AIS scores $65m to improve facilities.
• Labor chips Howard for double talk.
• Insurer hungry for overseas growth.
• Panalpina gains from sea freight what it loses in the air.
• Tiger copters will be based in Darwin.
• Depreciation ruling boosts offshore gas.
• Back with a bang.
• Driving your storage dollar further.
• Portals come of age.
• Positive response to Hamilton's new library strategy.
• Lack of jobs is the chief beef.
• Other channels for News.
• Land tax and stamp duty cuts to save $9.4m.
• ABB Grain set for $33m float.
• Adler viewed FAI board as interfering, says director.
• Lynette Harvey.
• Fund managers not to blame for high fees.

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