Corporate-law yawn may be a sleeper

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The Corporate Law Economic Reform Bill was introduced in Australia's Parliament by Treasurer Peter Costello on Jul 2, 1998. The bill proposes changes in laws governing takeovers, raising funds, accounting standards and board directors' operations. The aim of the bill is to ensure that Australia becomes the major business force in the Asia/Pacific area.

Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Business Law NEC, Interpretation and construction, Australia, Laws, regulations and rules, Commercial law

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Where now for Were?

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Issues concerning the necessity for the old Australian stockbrokers company JBWere to modernize are discussed. Particular attention is given to the firm's tendency to employ specialists from other stockbroker companies and to improving fund manager's selling techniques.

Management, Stockbrokers, JBWere

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Exit sign for agents

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Issues concerning changes in the property sales industry in Australia are discussed. The trend towards use of property consultants who provide an independent pre and post-purchase management service, and the reduced role for property agents, is explored.

Practice, Real estate agents, Real estate agents and brokers, Real estate management firms

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