The talk of the town

Article Abstract:

Philip Dean and Peter Orenden, with the help of investment partners, created Global Gossip, a chain of stores offering Internet access. Global Gossip has opened 13 stores and will open another 30 in the period of a year. Turnover for 1999 is expected to be $10 million. Global Gossip has 110 employees and has established training and project teams.

Telegraph & other communications, Statistical Data Included, Management, Internet service providers, Investments, Global Gossip, Weinman, Philip, Dean, Philip, Orenden, Peter, Kras, Alan, Payes, David

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You can't take it with you

Article Abstract:

Succession in family businesses in Australia has reached a crisis level. Some executives refuse to step down so the next generation can take over. Other executives are selling their companies to outside interests because they cannot decide on a successor. There are new associations, practices and research to assist these firms.

Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Business registration

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