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Articles in April, 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Legal advice sought on Esperance lead checks.
• Fincorp dreamt big in death throes.
• Federal squeeze forces a shift to private beds.
• Thorpe believes the mud will stick.
• Grey zone for economic credits.
• Bendigo puts a spin on Tehran.
• SAP succession clearer as whiz leaves.
• Fincorp chief sold company with $1m property deal to relative for $3.
• Enlightened city knocks the world's lights out.
• Budget flyer ups ante - Avalon tipped to expand terminal.
• States stick to guns in treasurers' war.
• Takeover offers unveiled for Becker Group, Magna.
• Planners keep a rule of three.
• Big players stay bullish.
• Numbers may add to case for rate rise.
• Less switching, but industry funds gain more.
• Mitchell group prefers a clean slate.
• Media law changes turn up the takeover heat.
• CanWest set to relax rule on Ten trade.
• Two sides of mining story.
• Destiny calls, but Costello's not listening.
• Chocolate's darker side lures devotees.
• MCT lands high-rise fish.
• Rudd's tribe.
• Defence baulks at single software platform.
• Where are they?
• Investors drive growth in home loans.
• Rivals take Telstra to ACCC over broadband claims.
• Burke link to businessmen wanted over $15m scam.
• Trading partners try to put puff back into Doha.
• Risk rules offer no sign of rise in premiums: APRA.
• S&P downgrades RCM after Males defects.
• Chant West rates funds.
• Wait on feed ruling.
• UN chief's baptism of fire.
• Little helps enlarge Bunnings.
• Raiders in talks on new Qantas deal.
• Rinker accepts $17.5bn takeover.
• A giant exposed: she's apples.
• Golden West board hit the mother lode.
• High density a failure: report.
• Citigroup's Taiwan buy boosts branches.
• Indonesia keen to keep old forests.
• Group M negotiations imminent.
• Capital play for New York tracks.
• London brickies set cracking pace in building boom.
• Investors' Plutonic affair with Woodside.
• Trustee in the Fincorp firing line.
• Canadian budget has cross-border focus.
• Still waiting for the WorkChoices "miracle".
• An opportunity, or simply more compliance?
• Watertight property investment.
• Pokies levy rise gives health a shot in the arm.
• Young talent time.
• An empirical examination of the market returns and financial performance of entities engaged in sustainability reporting.
• When all else fails.
• Consumer education needed in Asian segment.
• Customers reject rebadged Bi-Lo stores.
• SMSF the place to hold non-forestry MIS.
• Inquiry cuts to the core.
• Carbon literacy starts to count.
• Platinum tests the water for an IPO.
• Power brokers losing their sparkle.
• Village Roadshow dances to more lucrative tune.
• Coles leaves door open for KKR.
• Labor targets deep pockets in the North.
• Coal's death much exaggerated.
• Cocky stocks swagger past 6000.
• Austereo hits the motherlode, 10 cap city breakfast shows all increase share.
• The business of retirement.
• Melbourne CBD office market.
• Takeover torrent appears unlikely.
• Labor to aim for a higher mark.
• State MP probed instead of promoted.
• Commodities give shares a raw deal.
• Garment geeks.
• Cleared for take off.
• Online behaviour: new research.
• SMFS - not a set and forget strategy.
• Diverseport Fixed Income has ...

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