Cancer catchers

Article Abstract:

Australian technology firm Polartechnics has designed a cancer detection device called the Truscan cervical probe, which is currently undergoing six independent international trials. The challenge now facing the Sydney-based firm is how to market the concept and the product successfully.

Innovations, Diagnosis, Medical equipment and supplies industry, Medical equipment industry, Cancer, Cancer diagnosis

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Rude awakening

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the problems faced by Telstra, which is part-owned by the Australian government, and whose shareholders are facing losses of about 20% are presented. However the longterm prospects are encouraging, with foreign investors rebuilding confidence.

Securities, Telstra Corporation Ltd.

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Wind of change

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the performance of the Australian dollar in the currency markets in 2000. The influence of the currency markets on the flow of investment funds around the world is discussed.

Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Investments, Dollar (Australia), Foreign exchange market

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