It's hard for the money.

Article Abstract:

The entertainment industry is a very big and competitive industry, which has been growing constantly for the past twenty-five years, but this industry has not been able to make higher profits and its profitability is below the national average. The gambling industry has had huge weighted average returns and provides the key for earning high profits in the entertainment industry.

Corporate Profits, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Evaluation, Profit, Profits, Behavior, Gambling industry, Australians

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Still in the black

Article Abstract:

By using new technology, Australia's film and recording industries have survived in the present day competition. Gross incomes of top 50 entertainers in 2005 are listed. The trends in entertainment industry are also discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Technology application, Industry forecasts, 2005 AD, Cover story

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Under the carpet

Article Abstract:

The reasons behind the growth in Australian floor coverings, which posted $2.107 billion revenues for 2005-2006, are presented.

Plastics products, not elsewhere classified, Hard surface floor coverings, not elsewhere classified, Floor coverings industry, Floor covering industry

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