Business daze

Article Abstract:

With the exception of the nation's most prominent stockbroker being jailed, a major finance company de-merging, the dollar reaching a six-year high, the property bubble starting to burst and the economy getting an $850-million shot in the arm from the rugby world cup, 2003. However, the highlights of 2003 would be valuable lessons for business people in 2004.

Analysis, Economic conditions, Dollar (Australia)

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Back in the game

Article Abstract:

Coles Myer's most strategic move, into the discount petrol market and competing head-on with Woolworths, is expected to result in considerable revenue benefits in 2004-2005 and beyond. This company is even offering Woolworth's serious competition in the petrol market.

Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Petroleum refining, Petroleum industry, Competitions, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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The big sell-off

Article Abstract:

Some of the Australia's largest companies plan to sell hundreds of millions of dollars in property assets to reshape the property sector is reported. The rush of property sales among Australia's big corporations that is exciting the investors is investigated.

Sale-leaseback transactions, Sale and leaseback, Conveyancing

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