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Articles in May, 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Rio hopes to win hearts in uranium bid.
• CCA sale in Korea faces strikes.
• Investment softens on slow-growth softwood.
• Planner faces extortion charge.
• Keep the weeds, hold the herbicide.
• Seas are warming after all.
• [649] Tax Office releases revised prosecutions and fraud policy.
• Five sins of administration.
• Shareholders get their share.
• Super-fuelled retirement.
• Sigma chief won't rule out bidding for Symbion.
• Frauds expose industry failures.
• Due diligence starts for Coles $20 billion sale.
• Growers in threat on wheat proposal.
• [670] Incorrect claim of input tax credit: penalty for recklessness.
• Tax deductions are all in the wording.
• Just a few unionists will rule the roost.
• Kapstream seeks growth further afield.
• Libs firm on logging.
• Talk cap might get flick lifts Santos.
• Retiring Clifford still going to Rio.
• New Symbion bid 'attractive'.
• ITL earnings in robust good health.
• Skies get bluer for Reject Shop.
• Canberra's $400m MacBank sweetener no favour.
• It's never too late to touch up a rusty relationship.
• Lessen the loss.
• Spit and polish.
• Planning schemes seen as wordy and confusing.
• ATO awaits relief for stretched staff and taxpayers.
• Biofuel market stifled: group.
• Heyman outsmarts brightest and best.
• Trio to sell Medibank.
• Garnaut's sterner view on emissions.
• Burritos on top of Blue Sky's menu.
• Alinta keeps bid in limbo.
• Mad takeover pace to spur US stocks higher.
• Takeovers Panel case appealed.
• A'WeA're still paying tax on taxA'.
• Too little to help balance work & family: HREOC.
• [733] Tax Commissioner: Statements of Expectations and Intent.(Website overview)
• IRS guidance on accounting for cross-licence patent payments.
• Luxembourg keeps investor friendly environment.
• Monash team starts mapping HIV rise.
• Teachers in own bid for merit pay.
• PBL sets ball rolling with Macau Casino.
• Michel's considers options over coffee and cake.
• Prices recover on US dollar slide.
• Howard in Work Choices ad binge.
• Funds pitch new routes to prosperity.
• Lure of easy street starts to backfire.
• Shell back in exploration mode in Browse Basin.
• Qantas forced to comply with cap.
• Uramet to hit ground running with uranium and base metals.
• Clean energy bid fuels geothermal funds.
• NAB won't leave Britain, says Stewart.
• Unified tax law passed.
• Girl friends, boy friends.
• Digital mix.
• A shock of the new.
• Windfall awaits.
• Insurance profits face shake-up.
• Fertile ground.
• $500,000 identity theft.
• One way to stay afloat.
• Mac attack.
• Review brings halt to projects.
• Tough competition takes its toll.
• Left out of the picture once again.
• White Energy finds $42m and big brother in BHP.
• St George's gain is CBA's loss.
• Inequity fears 'unfounded'.
• Punters choose Wesfarmers as rival falls.
• Resounding Bass note sweet music for Exxon.
• I didn't do that: waterfront lawyer.
• Costa's whistleblower mate wins damages.
• Makeover likely for world of billboards.
• Key bodies back Rudd's tax slash.
• $1b in contracts up for grabs at NZ airport.
• Hellaby Holdings mulls retail division sale.

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