Tourism's focus switches to survival

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The terrorist attacks in the US have had a very significant impact on the tourism market, according to Australian Tourist Commission Managing Director Ken Boundy. However, he emphasizes that opportunities arising in markets such as Europe will have a positive impact on the Australian tourist industry.

Officials and employees, Travel industry, Interview, Australian Tourist Commission, Boundy, Ken

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AMP's global push

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Expansion in Singapore and Hong Kong through a $300 million equity fund is planned by Australian investment firm AMP Henderson Global Investors as the firm seeks a greater share of the funds management market.

Planning, Asset-liability management (Banking), Asset liability management (Banking), AMP Henderson Global Investors

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MAB tries to be more than the Buxton Brothers

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The reorganization of development firm MAB Corp is discussed. It has work under way and planned of A$100 million to A$150 million for 2000 and around A$200 million for 2001.

Management, Real estate industry, Company Profile, MAB Corp.

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