| Business Review Weekly 1997 James Kirby |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Asian currency crisis effects flow south; some of the biggest Australian companies will be affected by Asia's woes.(financial woes)(includes related article) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Car parts spark a new free-trade debate.(automobile parts) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Cash Converters: Steptoe need not apply.(1997 Australian Export Awards)(Telstra Services Award) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Companies that teach you to be a star: more than 30 of Australia's most senior executives have been schooled at just five organisations. These corporate finishing schools provide opportunities that money can't buy.(Cover Story) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| IT boss tells how he will get it right. (Australian National Office of the Information Economy's Don Mercer) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Light traffic on the M2 takes toll on investors.(low traffic count affects distributions to investors) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Republic: top CEOs swing right behind it.(Australia's business sector supports a republic) (includes related article on women in the republican movement) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| Swiss bankers face a determined opponent.(Norman Rosenbaum leads efforts to obtain funds from dormant wartime accounts) | Business, general | James Kirby |
| The domino effect hits.(effects of Asian financial crisis of 1997) (includes related articles on forecasts, Thailand's economic policymakers, and China Telecom)(Cover Story) | Business, general | David James, James Kirby, Louis Beckerling, Margo Towie, Jane Blennerhassett |
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