Corporate Credit Slows

Article Abstract:

American investors are taking a harder look at Australian Credit since Sons of Gwalia, a gold producing company failed to meet the hedge-book commitments. The company saw a serious deterioration in its gold reserves thereby inviting a question mark on the assessment of their credit quality.

United States, Organizational history, Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Gold ores, Gold industry, Corporations, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Corporate finance, Company organization, Sons of Gwalia

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Designs for love and money

Article Abstract:

Australian architects are in demand in all parts of the world for their skills and commitment. Back home, however, they struggle to keep afloat. The reasons for exodus of Australian architects are obvious even though the construction industry in Australia is in dire need of their services.

Market information - general, Management dynamics, Supply and demand, Practice, Architects

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Off the wall

Article Abstract:

Fine art is enjoying a new burst of popularity, as art on walls is becoming as much a trend as the designer kitchen. The link between art and investment is detailed, with the help of examples of record sales turnover of the Sotheby and Christie's.

Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries, Arts, Arts & Humanities, Design and construction, Kitchens

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