Republic: top CEOs swing right behind it

Article Abstract:

Australia's business executives favor a republic over a constitutional monarchy for the opportunity to redefine Australia's identity in the global market. Although 73% of respondents surveyed support a republic, most of them are wary that the change might disturb business relationships. Business executives are also more supportive of a Parliament-elected president than a popularly elected president.

Political aspects, Chief executive officers, Republicanism

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The name of the father

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Inheriting a family name that carries an aura of the Midas touch is clearly a mixed blessing and taking over a family business can be a treacherous path. Thus, the younger members of Australia's business royalties are set to come to age in 2004. The average age of the 10 wealthiest individuals in the BRW Rich 200 is 70.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Analysis, Economic aspects, Rich, Rich people, Family-owned business enterprises, Family-owned businesses, Rankings, Family corporations, Children of the rich, Rich children, Grollo, Daniel

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E-commerce still a necessary bet

Article Abstract:

The results of a report by Australian management consultants on electronic commerce in Australia are presented, with focus on the need for companies to decide on a strategy for using on-line technology.

Management, Retail industry, Retail trade, Reports, Electronic commerce, E-commerce

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