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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• SDS rises after Lange's departure.(Christian Lange)(Brief Article)
  by Bawden, Tania
• Seek aims to find $170m with share offer.(Seek Communications)(Brief Article)
• Directors need a safe harbour: Hellicar.(Meredith Hellicar)(Brief Article)
  by Pheasant, Bill
• Singleton veteran in surprise resignation.(Chris Mort)(Brief Article)
  by Lee, Julian
• Hills bid looking good for Transurban.(Hills Motorway Group; Transurban City Link Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Pretty, Martin
• Lost, desperate? Ten says best yet to come.(Ten Network Holdings Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Shoebridge, Neil
• Fonterra in box seat as Filipinos cry foul.(Brief Article)
• MD's absence hurts SDS stock.(Christian Lange)(SDS Corporation Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Pretty, Martin; Whyte, Jemima
• New media agency to be unveiled.(Brief Article)
  by Shoebridge, Neil
• Bold plan to build on appeal of Rottnest.(Rottnest Island Authority)(Brief Article)
  by Drummond, Mark
• MacRadio keeps up with Jones.(Macquarie Radio Network Pty Ltd.; Alan Jones)(Brief Article)
  by Nicholas, Katrina
• Frontier beefs up consulting resources.(Appointments in Frontier Investment Consulting )(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Choosing with confidence: educating employees.(Brief Article)
  by Orchard, Susan
• Telstra rings the changes with internet phone boxes.(Telstra Corporation Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Nicholas, Katrina
• Pathologists want plan for doctor ownership cut out.(Brief Article)
  by Metherell, Mark
• Rate rise a key to Labor win.(interest rates)(Brief Article)
  by McManus, Gerard
• Rate rise to cut spending.(Brief Article)
  by McCrann, Terry
• Don't take kids to school.(Brief Article)
  by Hinde, Suellen
• Safer Pacific Highway just got closer.(Brief Article)
  by Garnaut, John
• Foley accuses Opposition of tax agenda.(Brief Article)
  by Kelton, Greg
• AIG to reveal all on reinsurance deal with Buffett firm.(American International Group Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Korporaal, Glenda
• News strong despite delisting.(News Corporation.)(Brief Article)
  by Schulze, Jane
• SMEs may face sales slowdown.(small to medium-sized enterprises)(Brief Article)
  by Lynch, Damien
• The valuation of small to medium sized vineyards in Australia.(Brief Article)
  by Arkey, Max
• State tax stoush set.(Brief Article)
  by Anderson, Fleur; Whinnett, Ellen
• Portman bid up to US hedge funds.(Brief Article)
  by Freed, Jamie
• Uncomfortable questions for Walter board.(Brief Article)
  by Bartholomeusz, Stephen
• Shareholders vie with creditors.(Sons of Gwalia Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Prior, Neale
• WA to lose uneconomic car rally.(Western Australian Government not to fund Rally Australia car rally)(Brief Article)
  by Hughes, Dave
• Against expectations.(Australian stock market)(Brief Article)
• Casual vs permanent part-time employees.(Brief Article)
• Caffe L'Affare: good format delivery + reliability = growth.(Brief Article)
• Advisers flock to LM Investment Management.(Brief Article)
  by Waugh, Noelle
• Supreme Court rules on the scope of income tax.(Brief Article)
  by Hariharan, Ashak
• VI on National dial.(National Instruments Corp.)(virtual instrumentation)(Brief Article)
  by Bolza, Denes
• Using open source for robotics design.(Open-Source Robotics and Process Control Cookbook Designing)(Brief Article)
• Canada's audit protocol contributes to faster, easier transfer pricing audits: a beneficial model for the UK.(Brief Article)
  by Przysuski, Martin; Swaneveld, Hendrik
• Air Paradise to the Hilt.(Brief Article)
  by Simpson, Monica
• Creative's all-budgets GC options.(Creative Holidays launches new brochure for its 2005/2006 Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast offerings)(Brief Article)
• AEEMA, EIA launch TFC 3.(Australian Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association, Electronics Industry Association hold National Technology Futures Conference)(Australian Electrical & Electronic Manufacturers' Association)(Brief Article)
• Primus switches to Optus.(Brief Article)
  by Sainsbury, Michael
• The great escape.(retirement planning)(Brief Article)
  by Sampson, Annette
• Warning signs on the roads to riches.(Reserve Bank of Australia)(Brief Article)
  by Lim, Corinne
• Suncorp to quit $1.9bn fund.(Brief Article)
  by House, Kathryn
• Women give dying unions kiss of life.(Brief Article)
  by Hildebrand, Joe
• Red tape can't rein in Sigma's healthy profit.(Sigma Company Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Trounson, Andrew
• Autonomy server upgrade.(Autonomy Corporation launches server)(Brief Article)
• Shaky start for Westralian.(Westralian Gas & Power)(Brief Article)
  by Byrne, Henry
• The poll is over - now for the bad news.(Brief Article)
  by Drummond, Mark
• Court bid to call off coal strike.(Brief Article)
  by MacDonald, Kim
• Austereo unveils $45m share buyback plan.(Brief Article)
  by Kappelle, Liza
• No heat in buyback for Telstra chief.(Brief Article)
• Bosses get help on super.(Brief Article)
  by Switzer, Peter
• New incentives for audiovisual investments.(Belgian tax policy)(Brief Article)
• OPC commits to EDD push.(OPC Foundation joins group aiming to extend capabilities of Electronic Device Description)(Brief Article)
• A&K launches 'Insider Access' program.(Abercrombie & Kent travel agency)(Brief Article)
• Prime time angers coal exporters.(Brief Article)
  by FitzGerald, Barry
• Strong $A hits Angus & Coote.(Angus & Coote Holdings Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Williams, Felicity
• Foster's sits pat as retail punters sell.(Foster's Group Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Chessell, James
• PBL lifts stake in Macau venture.(Melco International Development Ltd., Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Kruger, Colin
• Stem cell research challenged.(Brief Article)
  by Smith, Deborah
• Supermarkets shoulder the bag burden.(Brief Article)
  by Peatling, Stephanie
• Share and share alike.
  by subsisting, Peter Weekes All copyright
• New search on for Young Chef.(Awards launched by restaurateur couple Luke Mangan and Lucy Allon to encourage young chefs in Sydney, Australia )(Brief Article)
• Japan gears up for World Expo.(Tourism promotion)(Brief Article)
  by Thomson, Lorraine
• Clamp on seed racket.(investigation)(Brief Article)
  by Barlow, Genevieve
• After Bernie, who's next?(former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbersfound guilty of securities fraud)(Brief Article)
  by Fonda, Daren
• Out-of-favour stocks essential for the right portfolio mix.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
  by Bailey, Kevin
• More than choice to think about.(Choice of fund legislation)(Brief Article)
  by Ryan, Susan
• After spending seven months ...(appointment of Richard Borysiewicz at Skandia)(Brief Article)
• Watchdog to monitor super fund returns.(comparative data on the performance of superannuation funds)(Brief Article)
  by Egan, Liam
• Foodland plans own split.(Foodland Associated Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Bolt, Cathy
• Chillquest among top packers.(Brief Article)
• TV's ad rates war.(Television advertising rates in Australia)(Brief Article)
  by Purnell, Freya
• Tech attacks threaten rural businesses too.(Technology attack )(Brief Article)
• Lincraft deal sewn up.(John Maguire and Brian Swersky of Dimmeys Stores Proprietary Ltd. invests to acquire Lincraft Proprietary Ltd.)(Brief Article)
  by Charles, Mathew
• Metcash offer rejected.(Foodland Associated Ltd. to divest its New Zealand operations)(Metcash Trading Ltd. )(Brief Article)
• Global body to lift audit standards.(Brief Article)
  by Norris, Floyd
• Gallo takes stake in McWilliams.(E&J Gallo)(Brief Article)
  by Evans, Simon
• JB plays to win in games foray.(JB Hi-Fi Ltd. plans to offer game consoles)(Brief Article)
  by Chalmers, Emma

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