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Articles in May, 2003 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• ESU briefing notes.
• Telstra asks $1billion question - how to scale back its IT budget.
• Sharp rise in profit for Gillette.
• Refugee program takes on new face.
• Tangled maze.
• Micro brewery concept to spread eastwards.
• Survey shows retailers remain pessimistic.
• Opportunity waiting for Australian e-tailer.
• "Daft" decision highlights Qld Sunday trading disparity.
• New technology puzzles DVD vendor.
• Coles' petrol foray may fuel Woolies price war: retailer strikes $100m alliance with Shell.
• Margin lending moves into high gear.
• Milk vendors want 4c a litre bail-out levy.
• Cheap used small cars risky: RAC.
• Number on quality street is home to value.
• Markus Maximus slays PM in Canberra arena over $43,000 Roman holiday.
• Fishing maps out Reef's closure zones.
• GPG shows its faith by backing Tower raising.
• Vodafone is here for long haul, says MD.
• Coming soon: the $150,000 degree.
• HIV infection rise may be linked to drop in safe sex.
• Legal check on APRA chief's deals.
• Nova owner doubles profit.
• Not so cool.
• Disclosure rules to lift veil on costs.
• Dollar tumbles on $3.1b blow-out.
• Museum part of rail sink bid.
• Hong Kong court to review Cathay license on China route.
• Does it pay a "dividend"? maybe.
• Singapore Air pilots contend proposal would slash wages.
• US investors return to stocks.
• They don't want you to know...
• Perpetual tops small-caps managers.
• China lets in foreign brokers.
• Super fix for fund friction.
• BHP to build $100m plant in Sydney.
• Medal makes a vintage year for wine man.
• 3G licence 'cost $2.5b too much'.
• Buderim: bottom line concentration.
• Brisbane HAACP meeting: 400 plus.
• IT workers' value sliding: IDC.
• Strehlow's body of work catalogued.
• Linux in crisis?
• Child carers' pay bid.
• There's gold in them thar databases.
• The end of the GM moratorium.
• Australia the winner as companies conference locally.
• Sea sickness pills.
• Team shake-up gives Southcorp a lift.
• Five want the job as Phelps' reign ends.
• The man who would be king.
• Investors savage AMC.
• BHP keen to deter domestic rivals.
• Lenders yearn to rebuild lost trust.
• Massive $32b lost in asset wipe-out.
• Tower writedowns draw S&P downgrading.
• A return to reason.
• Everyone prefers a tax cut to better services: Costello.
• Holidays at home rescue resorts.
• For love of the game.
• Riverland salinity to cost wine industry millions.
• Uni music pirates pop a disk.
• Amid signs of oversupply, mum's the word as the minders consolidate.
• Southcorp rises as Rosemount era ends.
• Alarm at new shop discount assault.
• MacBank gets back in favour.
• Capp has head on block over VRI share price.
• Nod for United Energy offer.
• Austar gives shareholders rosy picture.
• Delegates do it easier as venues go high tech.
• AAA for effort, not performance: Treasurer.
• SARS, war, taking toll on Qantas passenger numbers.
• One's not company.
• Sydney research house signs up Perth brokers.
• Don't get stuck on brawl: Gallop.
• Bleating hearts.
• Corporate governance a global issue.
• Buyers vote for earlier sales starts.
• AGP's Rod spared by the faithful.
• Alston threatens ABC with censor.

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