Tabcorp bets on China

Article Abstract:

Australia based gaming company Tabcorp is entering into a joint venture with a Hong Kong based WorldMetal Holdings. The joint venture will try to enter the Chinese gaming market. Chinese are becoming affluent by day and have an inherent love for gambling. This combined with the size of population portends a bright future for the gambling industry in that country. However, there are some policy hassles with Tabcorp will have to take into account.

Joint ventures, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Behavior, Gambling industry, Chinese, Chinese (Asian people), Company joint venture, Tabcorp Holdings Ltd.

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Made in China

Article Abstract:

The opportunities in China since 2003 have continued to attract Australian manufactures by providing a platform to many fading industries in Australia. Thirty-six of the biggest Australian companies operating in China are manufactures as there is wide scope available for them to endure growth and succeed.

Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Growth, Company growth

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Made in China

Article Abstract:

Australia's biggest steel company, BlueScope Steel, invested $61 million in manufacturing facilities in China though aware of failures of other foreign investors. The expansion plans of the company are examined.

Strategy & planning, Financial management, Blast furnaces and steel mills, Planning, Company investment, Investments, Steel industry, Company business planning, BlueScope Steel Ltd.

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