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Articles in July 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• Seller beware, the GST catch can be deadly.
• Global health shows US malaise isn't catching.
• A hard trade - buy Australian or overseas?
• Luxury sales keep their gloss despite tourist slide.
• Leading hearts.
• Executive tax crackdown has advisers on defensive.
• Pivotal Indonesian plant grows fertiliser.
• Managers face the single digit.
• DRT looks offshore in spin-off plan.
• [1168] "Tax free" superannuation benefits from age 60.
• Blood in water as chunk bitten out of bid price.
• Goodman dumps Mac from its name.
• A retail opera sung in castrato.
• Praemium SMA achieves benchmark.
• Mitchell goes quiet on MPG joint venture in Asia.
• Another leak casts Rudd as a puppet.
• Graduates wanted, must have pulse.
• Curtains for AMP's ambidextrous act.
• Export surge helps keep growth high.
• Energy costs to power up.
• Jail-raised infant numbers set to double as drug mums and court backlog combine to swell the jail population.
• The big picture: holistic portfolio planning.
• Carving up the ever-increasing FUA pie.
• Tailoring the right approach.
• [1173] ASIC acts against early release super scheme promoter.
• Insurers consider the flood in claims.
• Goyder's rescue plan for Coles.
• Multiplex consortium wins $800m deal to build UK hospital.
• Business boom offers Norris a creditable alternative.
• Receivers move in as Bridgecorp arm fails.
• Government refuses to let public see survey results on ads.
• Home price debt crisis.
• Territory ups cash offer for ConsMin.
• Alarm bells as Chinese savers speculate.
• Vodafone finds its own speed and an ally in Crazy John's.
• AGL cooking with gas again in PNG.
• Doctors of death held as car bomb net closes.
• School funds campaign 'misleading'.
• Apartments to replace historic beach hotel.
• AWA victim: Tassie hotel found guilty in landmark case.
• In the blood.
• Green by nature.
• [1188] Revised double tax agreement with Finland - Bill introduced.
• Legacy products to get push, shove.
• [1202] Public benevolent institution status denied.
• [1204] Penalties upheld for failure to lodge BASs.
• Design green offices or go broke, agents warn.
• Rising yields alter the landscape.
• Developer planning 10 resort-style estates for retirees.
• Big polluter's lofty target.
• Market sends mixed signals.
• Kirk elbows way in to brave new world.
• Push to overhaul water pricing.
• Virgin Blue pushes to get US flights off ground.
• Santos appoints BP man.
• Advice adds spice to the Citi bottom line.
• Green guardians flex muscles.
• Qld leads residential recovery.
• Higher return on tap.
• Wesfarmers shops for UK talent.
• Like father, like son: inheriting jihadism.
• Japan pact pays big dividends.
• Gunns given report first.
• Tranzact growth plans continue apace.
• AWB delay angers VFF.
• Agriculture off course.
• Global hunt to net gene benefits.
• Beware the A-ray.
• Receivers in as Bridgecorp NZ fallout reaches Australia.
• PM redraws Australia's battlelines.
• All bets off as forex focuses on Europe.
• Kagara Zinc shifts outlook down.
• Detroit slips again in US car figures.
• Giuliani tops Republicans in campaign funds race.
• Coles property assets worth $100m plus.
• Brough stalls on new welfare details.
• All eyes on Fair Pay decision.
• PayPal may offer credit and savings.
• Advertising predicted to remain strong.
• Activists shake up Japanese firms.