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Articles in February, 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Public gets say on access card crush.
• Sensis Interactive looks abroad for acquisitions.
• High-return super strategies.
• Keep it real, Wilson.
• Clem's new TVC for Mercedes.
• Bankruptcy hits home.
• Joining the pack.
• [123] Mercer identifies major concerns with simplified super bills.
• [119] Financial services and corporate regulation proposals: ASFA submissions.
• Sensear sounds out licensing interest.
• France falls for Domino's.
• Magistrates form panels.
• Brilliant career fails to impress.
• Optus seeks subsidised coverage outback.
• YouTube led police to suspects.
• Cross-border tax cooperation: Why some approaches don't work.
• Staggering ATO solution.
• Riverside city gently reawakens.
• More weight in what Bernanke doesn't say.
• Meeke winged by NAB in court foreign exchange skirmish.
• PNG pipeline plans finally come to an end.
• Tobacco suits could put a stop to Kraft spin-off.
• Indonesian moves put Rio mine in doubt.
• Jones Lang on a buying binge.
• To stay or not to stay, that is the January employment question.
• Welcome to the selfish city.
• Lift the veil of secrecy from Wickenby.
• Yarraman to raise Evans & Tate stakes.
• Can a penal relic be rehabilitated? Judge for yourself.
• Santos bears its share of disaster.
• $85m to put plug in the artesian water basin.
• Gattung tipped to leave Telecom NZ in June.
• Moving staff out of the country is a way to keep them in the firm.
• Profit outlook.
• NAB acquisitions preferred to buyback.
• Records tumble on good news.
• Volvo assessed additional taxes.
• New code covers tunnel workers.
• When 2200 goes to 240.
• Do you want greens with that? Hearty McDonald's gets tick of approval.
• Multiplex family wants out.
• Regulating corporate governors: rethinking board responsibilities and liabilities.
• Brookfield follows a familiar path.
• Hostworks models revenue sharing.
• Talk of divesting strips Emperor to 10c.
• Steeling for takeover problems.
• Anglo mines its own business.
• Canadians make pitch for Multiplex.
• Retravision WA launches new retail brand.
• Communications in remote locations open up in WA.
• 100 chosen to rule on Norfolk Island justice.
• Toll demerger to get green light, despite the vibe.
• Seek's key numbers.
• CEO's shock resignation hits shares.
• Guinea unrest hits BHP, Rio projects.
• Canberra's untenable position exposed.
• Woodside chief feels pressure.
• Pullback comes as no surprise.
• Exploitation on the rise in Australia.
• Bunbury on track for $30m F1-style circuit.
• Yarraman and E&T set merger deadline.
• Eye on the office market.
• A shoulder to cry on.
• Ian Armstrong to head Property Council.
• Reserve Bank veteran promoted to deputy role.
• Actuarial firm merges with Deloitte.
• Domestic shares drive super returns.
• MetLife to survey life insurance market.
• Hypnotic dollars and sense.
• Super returns a world apart.
• Police in porn email scandal - Hundreds face inquiry.
• Chinese look at iron ore projects.
• Wheat cockies want single desk, PM wants blood.
• Can Macquarie find value in Qantas?
• New territory ahead for IP.
• Indonesia: Supreme Court nullifies export tax on coal.
• Tax revenues exceed expectations.
• A consumer credit interest rate cap?
• Base metals the main rudder.
• Trafalgar sells out, Newmont moves in.

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