A market radical looks ahead

Article Abstract:

Maurice Newman feels that the financial services industry is in for huge changes, especially on the technological side. Sixty online firms with a total of three million customer accounts represent 4% of the U.S. total, but Newman predicts that it will be 15% by 2002. Rising costs related to technology and regulatory compliance are contributing to huge financial services mergers. The alliance of competing stock markets in Europe is also a sign of future trends.

Security and Commodity Services, Securities & Commodities Services, Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities, Forecasts and trends, Securities industry, Newman, Maurice

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Place your bets

Article Abstract:

The growth opportunities being limited in Australia, the plans of Tattersall's and Tabcorp Holdings Ltd. on overseas business are examined.

Strategy & planning, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Planning, Gambling industry, Company business planning, Tabcorp Holdings Ltd., Tattersall's Ltd.

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Country comfort for media

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind the increase in share price for rural newspapers of Australia are presented.

Newspapers, Securities issued, listed, Newspaper publishing, Securities, Company securities

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