Dial M for mogul

Article Abstract:

Telstra that has eight separate business units and four corporate-centre business units, and is impossible to run but is being retained by Chairman Donald McGauchie is discussed. The upcoming sale of the government's majority share will hopefully attract the cream of global telecommunications executives. Profiles of ten top executives are discussed.

Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Communications industry, Telstra Corporation Ltd., McGauchie, Donald

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Director action

Article Abstract:

A non-executive director guides the management to improve their sales and profits in national and international markets by his good decision making power. Different examples are mentioned of various directors in Australian companies who have helped in company's success and also raised share prices.

Decision-making, Decision making, Corporate directors, Appreciation

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Small arms

Article Abstract:

The National Australia Bank board on April 2004 decided to dismiss the director Catherine Walter after the scandal where the bank lost $360m. The studies showed that after the dismissal of Catherine Walker the bank's small shareholders would suffer.

Commercial Banks, Banking industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, National Australia Bank Ltd., Walter, Catherine

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