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Articles in March, 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Teacher loses race/disability claims.
• Forget Shanghai, watch the US.
• Ray of hope amid trade slump gloom.
• Off the charts.
• Queensland Gas holders OK accord.
• Wait for ALP U-turn, Summit chief urges.
• Global swarming: locals flog eco-tech as Beijing battles to go green.
• Accor top operator in Australian hotel market.
• China growth a plus for Australia.
• Jobs 'may still be lost'.
• Honeymoon is over for US A'sub-primeA' loans.
• Dip prompts some testing of the waters.
• Big pool of local cash provides a buffer.
• Buying into sell-side economics.
• Police probe Lib allowances.
• Terrorism suspects in court.
• PM holds the line on car tariffs.
• Directors' fee rises running at five times the inflation rate: survey.
• Hatchlings leave their incubator.
• Government can't block Qantas takeover - but APA bid not over the line yet.
• Rabbi loses eviction battle.
• Housing could construct a comeback.
• A taste for milk shows evolution in action.
• CLCs grateful for govt support.
• Seeking growth offshore.
• [309] Appeals update - Indooroopilly; CC Pty Ltd & Ors v ACC (No 2); Barnes.
• Super rules cause property downturn.
• DDB Group wins clients worth $30m.
• Keeping up to date with simpler super.
• River blanketed as rise in algae sparks warning.
• Alcock's $14.5m bounty as WA home builders enjoy boom.
• Proposed recycling levy on PCs.
• Bench finds man harassed ...
• Kiwi brand milks the Aust market.
• Contract killings.
• Builder hired then fired Burke, Grill.
• Pixsell sees light of Day.
• Swiss in threat to sue over $17.5m.
• Jakarta forum to tackle terrorism responses.
• Core issues with imports.
• Lazard loses $50m as PEP quits.
• Police reveal $10m haul of fame.
• Hands-off or hand-outs, work it out.
• Labor's nuclear policy is self-contradictory.
• Small firms may lose audit clients.
• Capital spending to soar 18%.
• Qantas inquiry gets green light.
• BAT argues for total suppression.
• St Kilda Rd proposal hits a few humps.
• Canberra tackles insider trading.
• Small businesses expect takeovers.
• Supreme Court reviews CFC regime.
• US international tax reform? Define "reform" for me.
• Queensland now dominates strip rent rates charts.
• Mitre 10 turns to outdoor ads.
• Government modifies currency exchange measures.
• Intrepid moves into Oxford St.
• No wonder state Liberals are confused.
• DDB Aust cleans up again.
• Cash Converters men in hot water.
• House brands can be vanquished.
• Packer team slated on One.Tel.
• Coal seam to supply 80pc of Qld's gas.
• Fear of Muslims declines when all sides put their case.
• Unis alter landscape for city designers.
• Skills there, but in the wrong place.
• Nelson targets defence spend shortfall.
• Iemma's after-hour promise for patients in a hurry.
• BHP to pour $2.5b into sands.
• Seven in line to win $2bn TNZ deal.
• US blocks best and brightest: Gates.
• Carrefour at the crossroad - French giant takes stock.
• Goward out of her comfort zone.
• Banks need integrated products: Deloitte.
• Indians off pace in bank race.
• Johnson joins exodus from MacBank.
• Circle the wagons.
• PBL aims for $850m to create PBL Media.
• Aussies in line for work on fighter.
• Dubai hotel income rockets.

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