Hot-house lessons

Article Abstract:

Success path cut out by Jonathan Barouch, the chief executive of Fastflowers, an online flower delivery company in Australia, despite his age constraints are discussed. His business tactics in surviving the challenges involved in the conduct of the business are also detailed.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Barouch, Jonathan

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Playing the vain game

Article Abstract:

The details on business growth of Essential Beauty Franchising, which posted $10.6 million turnover for 2004-05 under chief executive Tony Maiello, are presented. The company ranks first under fastest growing Australian franchises.

HEALTH SERVICES, All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services, Physical Fitness Programs, PERSONAL SERVICES, Growth, Personal care industry, Rankings, Company growth, Maiello, Tony

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Under siege

Article Abstract:

7-Eleven Inc. posted revenue growth by 13% for 2004-05. The strategies of chief executive Warren Wilmot, to boost the profits amidst competition from Woolworths and Coles, are examined.

United States, Convenience Stores, Grocery stores, 7-Eleven Inc., SE, Wilmot, Warren

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