Globalisation, ready or not

Article Abstract:

Companies that want to expand globally should control costs, according to the example of Hoyts, an Australian conglomerate that decided to focus on motion picture screens. Globalisation gives Hoyts new markets in 12 countries, and 60% of its income is derived from foreign business. Companies can also save in tax outlays by moving the business headquarters to a foreign country.

Diversified Companies, Administration of General Economic Programs, Foreign Investment Regulations, Management, Foreign operations, Taxation, Conglomerate corporations, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Cover Story, Foreign investment laws, Hoyts Corporation Proprietary Ltd.

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All shapes and sizes

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The relationship between a company's performance and its size, ownership or industry is analyzed. The problems faced by small companies are presented. The rankings of the top 100 companies in Australia are listed.

Financial management, Small Business, Analysis, Finance, Company financing, Rankings, SOHO, Business performance management

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Secrets and traps of overseas expansion

Article Abstract:

Many Australian companies are planning for overseas expansion. Some of the reasons as to why companies fail to succeed overseas are mentioned along with the suggestions to succeed.

Strategy & planning, Planning, International aspects, Company business planning, Imperialism

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