Big spenders raise the standard

Article Abstract:

Australia's economic boom resulting in increased wealth has led to a rise in the spending on luxuries such as cars, property, diamonds and the subsequent inflated prices of these luxury items. A list of luxury items and their prices in 2000 is given.

Australia, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Economic indicators, Luxuries

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Fitness is on the agenda

Article Abstract:

A discussion one the importance of workers finding ways of keeping fit is presented. It has been suggested everyone should take part in 30 minutes of exercise each day. Some firms offer workers fitness classes, such as spinning and pilates.

Health aspects, Physiological aspects, Corporations, Executives, Exercise, Exercise physiology, Sports, Workers

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Harry Potter and the marketer's grin

Article Abstract:

A flood of Harry Potter merchandise has been sparked by the development of the movie, although J K Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, has strict control over products with which her character can be associated.

Marketing, Merchandising

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