Cream of the corp

Article Abstract:

Australia's best CEO's, as measured by return on shareholder investment averaged over three years, help to stimulate innovation and create jobs, along with providing a return for investors. The top fifty companies offer returns averaging 22.1% over three years, while returns for the top 197 companies (which includes the 340 listed companies with annual revenues of over $50 mil, minus any firms that posted a loss at any time during the last three years) was just 9.6%, and returns for the largest 30 Australian firms was 10.9% over five years. The top six CEOs preside over businesses focused on a single narrow core, and the CEOs have been brought up in their industries and are willing to use cutting-edge technologies.

Business Methods, Profits, Business planning, Corporate profits

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The world's champions

Article Abstract:

The Rugby World Cup final 2003, between England and Australia, is to be held at Sydney's Telstra Stadium. The winning performance of George Gregan's Wallabies team is anticipated.

England, Competitions, Rugby football, World Cup (Rugby football), 2003 AD

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Power play at a loss

Article Abstract:

The debacle of Energy Australia's chief, Paul Broad, is discussed. Energy Australia lost $90 million in start-up telecommunications company, PowerTel.

United States, Radiotelephone communications, Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Officials and employees, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Energy industries, Energy industry, Company business management, Wireless telecommunications service, Powertel Inc., Subsidiaries, divisions and units

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