Why Telstra's loss is investors' gain

Article Abstract:

Australian telecommunications firm Telstra is writing off its Reach joint venture in Asia, which will force management to cancel further Asian investment plans. The write-off action will allow Telstra to spend money on share buybacks or dividends instead of wasting funds on risky investments.

Australia, Financial management, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Column, Communications industry, Company financing

---

The meter ticks for Telstra

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the difficulties facing the management of the telecommunications company Telstra, whose share price continues to fall in spite of the achievement of a record profit. The political implications are discussed.

Economic aspects

---

Telstra keeps Web watchers guessing

Article Abstract:

The Australian electronic commerce industry is closely watching the activities of Telstra Corporation to see which new partnership deal will be signed, heralding a rise in the firm's fortunes.

Electronic commerce, E-commerce

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Go carefully into investment clubs. Even experts forget the rules. Navigating the DIY super maze
• Abstracts: 2001's greatest hits and misses. The driving force. Never mind Ka's sales, see Ford's new image
• Abstracts: Tax relief. More debate needed on Option 2. Busy accountants discard their difficult clients
• Abstracts: Franchise group in row with tax board. Want to fire your dud staff? Call in Will Brooker. The growth pain is staff

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.