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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Tesna's loss is Gulf's gain.
• SMS edges towards the black and predicts a rosy future.
• The $95 million extra ...
• Top performer says no one size fits all.
• Kennett transport plan a quiet achiever.
• Advertising has ways to make you spend more at the mall.
• Telecom NZ writes down its AAPT arm.
• Handle the "rewash" plan with care.
• Hartleys curtails exiting brokers.
• Millers solvency queried.
• Revenue blow over China deal.
• Cut-price booking sites boom as travellers cash in.
• Banks' rate-lowering club grows.
• Scientists warn of threat to research.
• Insurance exclusive to female drivers.
• New hospital boss.
• Thin green line.
• SunRice seals $15M Taiwanese rice deal.
• Around the Trade.
• Competition reform.
• MD role.
• Smart cards the ticket in $150M Qld transport deal.
• Moplefan acquires Shorko Australia.
• Hotels lose out to serviced apartments.
• Kokoda: a battle that offered hope.
• On top down under.
• Past masters at writing history.
• Telstra to "satisfy concerns of bush".
• Airline's pledge on more flights.
• Telstra takes new infrastructure line.
• Tort reform: having your cake and eating it.
• Telstra bids for full sale by next year.
• Williams approved Adler fee.
• Local share prices tempt super funds.
• $2m square-off.
• Regional airline looking for new horizons.
• Bumper crop of Aussie films.
• Howard arrives to loud Pacific protest.
• Japanese companies suffering.
• Woolies fries Coles in egg war.
• German, US sales help lift ResMed.
• Pima looks to raise $1bn for magnesium venture.
• Permanent Trustee and Trust Co plan merger.
• State One adds discount broking.
• News Corp's $15b loss a record.
• Complaints against advisers soar.
• SembCorp Logistics' net fell sharply during first half.
• Debt-fear pressures the peso against the regional trend.
• AurionGold boosted profit for the year.
• Online service to cover global affairs.
• Back-office moves to front of mind.
• National planning standards gather pace.
• Is retiring as safe as houses.
• Selection criteria for Web resources.
• Mirvac profits as yields drop.
• Iron hand in surgical glove.
• Syndicated loans attractive.
• Buoyant cash flow drives up News shares.
• Double knock back for GPs on fees rises.
• Jupiters looks for an overseas punt; local tables are already loaded.
• Foodland sales up 50pc, thanks to new stores and Woolies NZ.
• Leighton's $196m adds to war chest.
• Defensive bosses hit workplaces.
• Housing demand boosts Hardies' performance.
• Child-care riches lure bank into its third trust.
• Ipoh to sell Sydney hotel.
• NAB sheds marginal customers.
• New taxi system's phones go awry.
• Survey shows clients are more choosy.
• PM signals tougher line on Pacific aid.
• FAI bordered on fraud: Williams.
• ASIC "abused its powers" over Elliott.
• Coronation motel charts a new future.
• State fair to return as cheap Ekka alternative.
• Otway gas kick-start.
• Jump in GP fees.
• Rupert goes into bat for Lachlan.
• Minister dismisses rebate plans.
• Water rates up again.
• Leighton, up 8pc, eyes Submarine Corp.

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