Towards happier returns

Article Abstract:

Australian companies are beginning to adopt operating policies more like those of their American counterparts; financial growth is emphasized above all else. Costs are being cut through outsourcing, relocating to countries with friendlier tax rates, and reducing the number of unnecessary assets. These new policies also force a change of policy about the role of government in business.

Corporations, Corporate governance

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Fast action needed for 4% growth

Article Abstract:

The competitive growth target of 4% set by the Australian government will require resource companies to rework their marketing strategies and take full advantage of technological advancements. Wool and diamond producers have been successful in promoting a prestige image. Technology has reduced mining costs by nearly 50% in locating raw materials and in producing end products.

Economic policy

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The world turns towards the dot-com darlings

Article Abstract:

Various aspects of the US dot-com market and the main features of the Internet revolution are discussed.

Management, Internet service providers

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