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Articles in March, 2003 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Building unions to be policed.
• Compromise allays fears about tax office overseer.
• AMP in damage control.
• War fails to inspire Asian stocks.
• Nielsen turns off pay TV measurement.
• Oracle adds up cost of stock options.
• Qantas drug policy paves way.
• Female kill halts bull run.
• Sowing seed there, but at hefty prices.
• Producers defy zone rule.
• MIM aims to boost coal earnings.
• Alston off vote on media bill.
• Cash finds a safe home.
• MIM up as BHP quits Alumbrera.
• Bringing art to a corporate hub.
• CUB looking for new mix.
• Don't forget the PS: specialisation requires higher levels of competency.
• Household debt up but affordable.
• Good prices prompt Alumina to up output.
• Super strategies on the long view.
• DIY funds offer control.
• Anglo American linked to $6bn power plan.
• Hipster designers have city sewn up.
• Disagreeable dip for United Energy.
• Worley wins $30m oil, gas rig deal in Saudi.
• Qantas stitched up.
• Marine complex waits for its ships to come in.
• Support fading for US trade deal.
• Spectre of long conflict weighs heavily on greenback.
• Rugby World Cup kicks off a big year.
• Big players start piling into stocks.
• Compete abroad, firms told.
• Bid to attract more foreign investment.
• Seven chase Kinross gold parcel.
• Lawyers forced offshore for cover.
• Most miss out on bulk bill incentive.
• 'It's a horror story'.
• Besieged Vivendi looks to US sell-off.
• Mayne speeds up share buyback to beat deadline.
• Quiksilver buoyed by doubled profit.
• Envestra predicts a better full year.
• Aussie's rise puts most in top dollar.
• Slow retail sales figures cap week of soft data.
• Perks "must be included in disclosure".
• EDS talks with telcos to hit SME market.
• Sam's to open in US as half-year profit leaps.
• Ruling on Qantas bid looms.
• The poorer sex.
• QBE in acquisition mode as cash flow quadruples.
• Burns Philp closes in on Goodman.
• Ex-Globe chief hopes for revival.
• Top-end sellers in no hurry to sell.
• Royal & Sun IPO raises scepticism.
• Privacy office homes in on tenant database firms.
• PM fails to win New Zealand support.
• Trust targets $2m frozen by ASIC.
• Big Baycorp backer keen to buy more.
• Ten minute task to help upgrade.
• Qantas: stronger interest in three-year piece (7 March 2003).
• Focus lost in council rows: mayor candidate.
• Hard yakka to keep up tourist numbers.
• Jail threat, fines for irresponsible advice.
• National places US$300 million sub debt (March 4 2003).
• Centro prices A$150 million CMBS (March 6 2003).
• PBL results show media is still the one.
• Surge in sales of survival kits.
• Qantas bookings drop.
• Levels of debt steadily rising.
• Alcoa/Alumina raise US output as prices lift on Chinese demand.
• Racing move leaves show in the barrier.
• Brambles is still a good business.
• No room for zoom ad judged too racy for viewers.
• Stolen museum exhibits "part of foreign racket".
• You can bank on banks being boringly profitable.
• A quick war should lift economy.
• Row looms on price of city railway land.
• UK's inflation rate shoots up.
• Policy blamed for WA jail rate.
• Bright future for plastic bottles.
• Fuel prices headed for 90c a litre.

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