Malaysian tycoon juggles two giants

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The management style of Malaysian tycoon Tan Sri Tajudin Ramli is seriously affecting the stock market performance of his Technology Resources Industries Bhd. (TRI) and Malaysian Airline System (MAS) companies. His strict cost-cutting measures which led to massive resignations and employee morale problems have made investors wary, causing the stock prices of TRI and MAS to drop by 34% and 21% respectively in 1996. TRI's Celcom subsidiary holds 60% of the Malaysian cellular telephone market.

Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Management, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Malaysia, Malaysia Airline System Bhd., Tan Sri Tajudin Ramli

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The naive need not apply for Qantas Airways shares

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Financial analysts and fund managers are urging investors to think carefully before applying for Qantas Airways Ltd. shares. Shares are being offered to individual Australians from $1.32-$1.46 each, while investment institutions will have to pay A$1.80-A$2.10 a share. The final price will be announced on Jul. 31, 1995. Investors are warned of the volatility of the global airline industry and the fact that the airline has not made profit forecasts beyond FY 1995.

Qantas Airways Ltd.

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Japanese airlines' stocks regain luster as investors bet on economic recovery

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Japanese airline stocks have started to become attractive once more in light of the country's economic recovery and the forthcoming deregulation of airline domestic air fares. Furthermore, passenger traffic has been growing rapidly. Japan Airlines, which had been losing heavily since 1992, is benefitting from this renewed confidence of investors in airline stocks. Some analysts have, in fact, recommended investment in Japan Airlines as a wise move.

Industry Overview, Japan

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