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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Gorgon players up ante.
• BCM debunks safe speeding.
• An Olympics bonanza awaits Beijing.
• Morrissey opens more doors.
• Weak demand, not rising productivity, is behind "jobless recovery".
• Inaugural national simultaneous story time a success.
• Middle East not going against the grain.
• Car export drive maintains strength.
• New push for cult US fashion labels.
• From here to eternity.
• Property trust scheme aims to secure IGA sites.
• Plea for store retention, says outgoing IGA chairman.
• New Qantas plan may hit Virgin's $1.5b float.
• Become your very own 007 - Surveillance a lucrative profession.
• Doctors, teachers in the jobs box seat.
• The pointy end of blowing bubbles.
• Does the SG obligation apply to you?
• Cut-price route a risk for Qantas.
• If we're all getting richer, why do we feel so poor.
• Record companies fined $2m.
• Fast-track Goldman-Were merger misses by two votes.
• Biotech sector regains health.
• Japan intervenes to curtail yen's strength against dollar.
• Careful farming cultivates future.
• Mixed stake beats bangers and mash in market.
• 'Soldier on' vow if AMP split blocked.
• Call for rethink on intellectual property.
• Ad signs bode well for News.
• Ainsworth backs AGT.
• AAPT's new man ready to kick heads.
• Qantas vows to fight unions.
• Are we losing the art of cooking?
• NARGA appeals for greater support.
• Cash cheats beware, you're on the hit list.
• Nation's looming crisis: too many jobs.
• Wall Street surge gives super funds a boost.
• Balanced portfolios give best results.
• Liberal blast from one PM to another.
• Bid to cut delays in planning appeals.
• Up to 300 face axe in education.
• Long-term diversity pays for Choiseul.
• Labor returns ethanol donation.
• Nemo on a tidal wave.
• Buyers fed up with being served badly.
• Suburb design key to obesity.
• When advice is taxing.
• You need to put more money in - PM.
• Farms poser for free trade deal.
• Gourmets relish return of the Foodhall.
• Bushfire victims homeless as insurance rises.
• Ring around rosy.
• Career goes south.
• Beware the day traders.
• DIY funds prove super way to go.
• Children paid to hold spots.
• Bumper crop of profits expected.
• More bills emerge in travel row.
• Rogue PCs suspected in health system crash.
• Terror fears spread to sea.
• Women's toilet spy fined $2000.
• Postman wins cancer expenses fight.
• Unruly five-year-olds barred from school.
• Point Nepean rethink: it's not for sale.
• Discrimination: postal workers to sue over staff seats.
• TV series aims to give proprietors some bread-and-butter advice.
• Central bank to cool China's economy.
• PM's offer for Murray 'not enough'.
• On track to a traffic jam.
• Paradise loss and gain.
• Internet no longer a law-free zone.
• Rivals gang up on BankWest.
• FKP set to announce record profit as shares soar.
• Aegis in UK holds out a Carat.
• Posties won't stand for it.
• Boss pays sitter so parents can work.
• Bottler day for wine lovers.
• Small traders' legal back-up.
• PM's $500m bid to save river system.
• ASIC goes easy on rorts of '90s.
• Better freight route planning for city sought.

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