The smell of money puts Daewoo in an expansive mood

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South Korean conglomerate Daewoo, headed by chairman Kim Woo-Choong, has been gaining world market share in televisions, cars, VCRs and several other products with its aggressive global management strategy. Daewoo's success can be attributed to Woo-Choong's vigorous leadership. The company has focused on foreign markets like those of emerging former Communist countries. A common strategy is to seek out insolvent companies for take-over.

Household audio and video equipment, Consumer Electronics, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Household Appliances, Household Appliance Manufacturing, Management, Consumer goods industry, Appliances, Company Profile, Daewoo Corp.

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Investors want to be in the red: fine wine is under close inspection from Australian fund managers

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Langton's Fine Wine Auctions Managing Director Stewart Langton is developing plans for a pool investment fund trading in fine wine. This fund would purchase most wine directly from producers, with some wine being purchase before production.

Officials and employees, Investments, Wine industry, Wineries, Langton, Stewart, Langton's Fine Wine Auctions

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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission looks for proof in the price tag

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The introduction of Goods and Services Taxation in Australia has lead to a call from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission for a fairer pricing system.

Australia, Tax policy, Price control, Price regulations

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