Why One.Tel is now worth more dead than alive

Article Abstract:

The poor financial performance of Australian telecommunications concern One.Tel is assessed. The reorganisation of the company, the investment of 900m Australian dollars by shareholders Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Packer and their role in the company's future are explored.

Investments, Column, Murdoch, Rupert, Packer, Kerry, One.Tel

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Desperate times

Article Abstract:

The state of the market for investors in telecommunications stocks is analysed. The rapid drop in the value of such stocks in Australia and globally and the decision of companies such as Cable & Wireless Optus to sell assets are examined.

British Telecommunications PLC, Optus Communications Proprietary Ltd., Cable & Wireless PLC

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Ziggy's big call

Article Abstract:

The poor performance of Telstra shares in Australia is discussed, with focus on the actions required by Ziggy Switowski, chief executive, before the final instalment for shares is due to be paid by investors in November 2000.

Australia, Economic aspects, Cover Story, Telstra Corporation Ltd.

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