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Articles in January, 2003 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Drought dries up trade figures.
• Bali re-positions itself.
• Helga's helpful hints.
• 3 Guys era ends.
• The couch economy.
• Squabbling juice makers headed for court.
• Sham letter put writing on wall for HIH.
• New resort will ride the Swell.
• Head to a fresh food market ... where farmers rule.
• The world's your oyster, but better be safe than sorry.
• $110m plan to fight fires.
• Ethanol fuel fears unfounded.
• Retailer "to reveal higher earnings".
• Leading CEOs make learning their business.
• Rap for air safety body.
• Treasurer targets 'cowboy' energy company.
• Giving is easy with charities on payroll.
• First sign of wine squeeze.
• Iraqi war to batter economy.
• Power point presentation.
• Wallabies in talks for bigger bonuses.
• Daiei plans to find electronics partner.
• Our 60c dollar and high rates shine into 2003.
• Ejected from stadium.
• Jobs for all the aim of tax cuts.
• Doubts over FAI charges.
• Style and substance.
• In full flight.
• GUD hits record as half-year pleases investors.
• $US in retreat props up the $A.
• Face to face with new air security.
• Skilled jobs looking up.
• Waste not, want not for winery.
• Medical indemnity still too dangerous.
• Falling prices force Keppel to cancel Singapore trust.
• Shell heads for the suburbs.
• Over 30 farms wiped out.
• Lodestone unturned.
• And now... the one-stop ultimate experience.
• Cableway to conflict.
• New chapter in Australia's wine exports success story.
• That old caveman chic lures wannabe Flintstones galore.
• F2 says classifieds will hasten its break-even status.
• $2.2m Telstra centre boosts Technopark.
• $60m drop in new car sales.
• BHP hit as Bass Strait oil shrinks.
• Charity to begin at work under pay packet donation scheme.
• Cracker films miss the jackpot as Goliath scoops the box office.
• Forrest applies for shareholder vote on Anaconda plans.
• Japan's auto output increased 4.9% in 2002.
• Good news from Sims makes for a scrappy day.
• IBRA aims to raise $2.92 billion to help fill Indonesia deficit.
• Minister praises TAFE Tasmania.
• MP made thousands in rorts, ICAC told.
• Harvey Norman on track to meet half-year profit targets.
• Australia remains the clever country for foreign venture capital.
• Rumours rattle PBL investors.
• Base metals price forecasts.
• Containing unrest.
• Bright widens network.
• Builders warn of long homes wait.
• Jhonnie steps down, not out.
• Strong views on ads.
• China tells U.S. it wants to help ease Korea strife.
• The berry thing.
• Electronic texts a boon for library researchers.
• Hopes for MS victims.
• Harvey notches up 14pc sales rise.
• Overweight women pack on more kilos and start catching up to men.
• HPAL fights to lift net.
• Gwalia fails to hit cash target.
• Investors hopeful of man on a mission.
• Target's yes to Ticor bid.
• TV's 2003 contenders - Nine.
• Software launch by Microsoft aims to halt music piracy.
• New safety measures follow Pacific National loco fire.
• Stunted and distorted.
• Mt Grace switches magnesium plant to Malaysia.
• Wine growers face export challenge.
• DirecTV suit curbed.

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