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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Magnitude signs Melbourne private wealth practice.
• Junior adds to ground position.
• Global financial crime team.
• Leaving the law.
• One's WIG is another's paragon.
• Bulls, bulls, bulls everywhere you look.
• ATO blitz on transfer pricing.
• How to give your super a boost.
• China sets new coal price benchmark.
• Competition a Gray area as ACCC case bites the dust.
• Poised for growth after pleasing pilot.
• At full stretch: Combet's uncomfortable spot.
• Axe set to swing at PBL Media.
• Mining backs plan for greater TAFE autonomy.
• Aberdeen rides Deutsche assets leak.
• Top academic scores a million.
• Boom brings skills gap.
• Rich kid Groves ready for US.
• Pay TV ads to go full circle.
• Re-education of Marius Kloppers.
• BHP's next chief sorted - now for the executive team.
• Faithful urged to fight hard.
• Time to stay on message.
• Aussies accused of smuggling conman plead for help.
• Rival internet scheme risky, Telstra warns.
• Economic news to set bourse pace.
• Expert finds consumers have been left out in the cold on emissions.
• Threat to sue over phone ruling.
• Innovations and trends at Spring Convention.
• Weeding out the facts about hedging.
• Time for compensation reform: Business SA.
• Premier flies out to woo Chinese investment in WA infrastructure.
• Germany: Interdependences, challenges, developments.
• [918] Tax Office on credit balance management.
• Nuclear powered.
• [926] ASIC to review financial adviser training standards.
• [933] ASFA on super consumer protection regulation.
• Skilled accountants get free run at the till.
• Green shoe brigade joins carbon rush.
• BassGas partners win damages case.
• Resourceful $A shows its mettle.
• Access card put on backburner.
• Qld budget to build on strength.
• Brands that strayed ....
• BMF's glowing electoral roll.
• Power 'market' a shambles.
• Wireless solutions work for a workforce on the road.
• Someone's stirring the pot - perhaps Coles itself.
• Little energy put into saving the world.
• George family buys in Sydney.
• Untapped potential of buildings.
• Cosmetic doctors face stiffer rules.
• A hard road to the top at BHP.
• Indigenous policy is 'assimilationist'.
• Asbestos diseases to ravage Baryulgil.
• [941] Increased HECS for accounting students: Bill introduced.
• [948] Present legal obligation of a private company for Div 7A purposes.
• [949] Wine and olive projects.
• Lang Walker.
• Bob Oatley.
• Facing the bull market.
• Planners frustrated with Platinum float.
• Oxiana races to record; Xstrata prospecting.
• Donation tax break.
• No stampede to super.
• Funding issues plague fashion events.
• Material girl caters to all.
• ACCC checks Woolies' manners.
• Solid foundations.
• Coles hits fast forward on Price Rewind.
• Stayers deliver long-term benefits.
• Big emitters must agree to global cuts.
• Aborigines must take responsibility.
• Oxiana rises on Teck talk.
• Taxing problem of death benefits.
• TPG, Silver Lake to buy Avaya for $9.8bn.
• ACT budget in the black.
• Sweeping reforms on GO8's agenda.
• Inquiry lets dodgy cafes off the hook.
• Window of opportunity for more pension dollars.

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