Strong arm tactics

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James Strong, chief executive of Qantas Airways, has received some criticism for cutting costs and reorganizing management at the company since his appointment in 1994. Qantas reported record profits in 1998 but higher costs and competition from Asian airlines are expected to hurt the airline in 1999. Business people favor Qantas for its outstanding safety record, and the airline expects to benefit from the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Author: Ham, Paul
Officials and employees, Airlines, Qantas Airways Ltd.

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Giant steps

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Paul Anderson has reformed the structure and management of Broken Hill Proprietary Ltd and since December 1998, shares have increased 60% to $18.40. Other accomplishments include better labor contract provisions for workers, such as superannuation entitlements and a 6% pay raise

Author: Ham, Paul
Labor relations, Steel industry, BHP Billiton Ltd., Anderson, Paul Thomas, Iron and steel workers

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Brew grit

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The author explores the remarkable financial turnaround of Foster's, Australia's leading brewing company. The history and the methods used to accomplish the task are provided in an interview with company's president Ted Kunkel.

Author: Ham, Paul
Economic aspects, Finance, Marketing, Interview, Executives, Beer, Corporate reorganizations, Fosters Brewing Group Ltd., Kunkel, Ted

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Subjects list: Management, Australia
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