Nothing appeals like success

Article Abstract:

A recent survey of corporate chiefs asked about their most admired peers. Results overwhelmingly placed Don Argus, chief executive officer at National Australia Bank, on top. Other lauded individuals were Reg Clairs of Woolworths, Rupert Murdoch of News Corporation, and Frank Blount of Telstra. Qualities most admired were innovation, strength of leadership, and customer satisfaction.

Cover Story, Chief executive officers, Public opinion

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The road to recovery

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the use of technical and electronic devices in support of safety and security measures taken in the United States following the terrorist attack on New York of September 2001 are discussed. Particular attention is given to the importance of corporate security.

Methods, New York, Disasters, Internal security

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Sold the highest (or any) bidder

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the management of online auctions and the benefits which they bring to business enterprises wishing to clear excess stock without affecting sales in retail outlets.

Management, Online services, Internet services, Economic policy, Business enterprises, Auctions

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