The lone ranger

Article Abstract:

The work of Chris Corrigan's, the businessman who took on Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) over restrictive work practices in 1998 and created a big transport company. His clash with corporate governance reforms for the investment banker-turned-transport tycoon with his own ability to fight back is described. Corrigan has viewed himself as an anti-establishment, a radical conservative who achieved top position through his own ability.

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Impatient capital

Article Abstract:

Many of Australia's corporate leaders have sacrificed growth in favor of dividends. Chris Corrigan, Gerry Harvey, Frank Lowy, Ron Brierley and Michael Chaney are some of Australia's most admired business leaders who are the head-kickers of the factory floor and the shopping centre.

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Expanding like crazy

Article Abstract:

John Ilhan has made his money through mobile phoneEs business. His Crazy John empire is set to expand with about 100 franchise stores in Australia. He is currently valued at $ 300 million.

Radio & TV communications equipment, Alliances, partnerships, Cellular telephone equipment industry, Ilhan, John, Franchising

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