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Articles in April 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Mitsui buys stake in Sims.
• High-rising fears lead to cover against terrorist acts.
• Right policy, wrong sales pitch.
• O'Farrell set for leadership win.
• Nine sinks as Seven kicks more goals.
• BHP, Rio stake out the new wild west.
• Geothermal power may play big part soon.
• PlayStation sales strong Blu-Ray films fade.
• Private equity firm makes a swoop on Eagle Boys.
• Business all aTwitter over messaging potential.
• Private equity firms waiting in the wings.
• Reserve Bank set to ponder early move.
• Shares boosted by bonds and private equity flows.
• Crackdown on Malaysian visitors.
• Gold-oil theory due for a correction.
• Government plea for limit to wage rise.
• Research exposes demise of the PhDs.
• Cervical cancer vaccine under attack overseas.
• Copper 'megacycle' but production won't pick up until next year.
• Emitch investors click with Mitchell group acquisition.
• Crash! A second property empire fails.
• Westfield family values: $8m pay rise for Lowys.
• A magic-carpet ride from the Gold Coast to Dubai.
• Rookie lawyer first to question Hollinger payments.
• The rules of attraction.
• Cove chips in for children.
• Pengana's new trust in euro retail.
• Commercial stock builds to $577bn.
• Still no single solution to single-desk differences.
• New code for brokers.
• Dairy clears the air.
• Packer firm launches fund.
• Outcry on logging.
• Most Fincorp complaints from direct investors.
• M&A activity fuels $A buying frenzy.
• Broadband rival tries to undercut Telstra.
• IOOF is going the whole hog for organic growth.
• Interest conflicts overshadow inside-trade claim.
• Businesses face web of 182 taxes.
• Geodynamics say it has 'hottest rocks on earth'.
• Green light for Investa.
• Lew ready to spend Coles war chest on retailers.
• Cutting carbon.
• Mac Communications takes over the chess board.
• Growers want vote on rival deal.
• Qantas raiders broker deal to save troubled bid.
• Steel giants to seek ACCC merger approval.
• Myer's stunner pours salt in Coles' wounds.
• EOWA reporting changes still on hold.
• When unit owners don't pay up.
• Maximum protection.
• Wrong to open floodgates in a time of scarcity.
• Power to the people?
• Major developments in environmental law and policy in 2006 and the outlook for 2007.
• Why marmoset twins are closer than most.
• Firstfolio boosts market share.
• Drake highlights how retailers and manufacturers work together.
• Fincorp collapse echoes Westpoint.
• Desk groundswell.
• Trading or taxes?
• Limits on campus funding attacked.
• Coonan means business on fibre.
• Black was paid for blackout, court told.
• Strong dollar works in these stocks' favour.
• Revealed: Treasury chief's blast at government policy.
• Bidding war for Coles takes shape.
• A little lift left in $A, regardless of any rate rise.
• Person of the week.
• Using networks to hire the best talent.
• Improving risk management efficiency.
• Rival snaps up Twigg for $156m.
• APA ready to lose its Alinta shackles.
• Zinifex, Umicore set for float.
• Central banks go cold on US dollar.
• Germany Corporate Taxation Reform Bill 2008.
• [513] Tas stamp duty: guidelines released.
• Coffee addict.
• Spread the word.
• Perennial Investment Partners has ...
• Tax service outlines illegal tax avoidance schemes.