Too much information

Article Abstract:

The change in the role of stock research analyst is discussed. Unlike in the past, t oday it is a team of analysts that serve a client. Analysts are now expected to chew the data on selected stocks and forecast the trends based on the present and future conditions as the clients are simply unable to sift through the enormous data piles.

Australia, Management dynamics, Services information, Investment advice, Investment Advisory Services, Analysis, Management, Statistics, Company business management, Investment analysis, Securities analysis, Descriptive statistics

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The Australian branch office

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the level of venture and development capital which is available in Australia for investment in business enterprises. The taxation laws which are detrimental to the interests of big business are discussed.

Taxation, Cover Story, Business enterprises, Economic indicators

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Bigger may not mean better

Article Abstract:

The issues concerning investment opportunities in fund management and portfolio development are discussed.

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