Realestate.com.au

Article Abstract:

Realestate.com.au is rated third in the list of 50 hot companies of 2005 with 179% earnings/share growth in a year, 20% return on assets (ROA), 35.5% ROA growth/year and 133.5% investor returns in 3 years. CEO Simon Baker who joined realestate.com.au in 2001 saw its net profits soaring by 216% in 2004-05 and predicts continuing strong growth partly because of value proposition.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Company overview

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All-in mall

Article Abstract:

The long drawn-out takeover battle for AustraliaEs leading property investor, General Property Trust (GPT) is set to take an unexpected turn as Lend Lease seems prepared to unite with Westfield in the AU$7.88 billion bid. A discussion on Lend LeaseEs plans regarding GPT, as well its ambitious expansion plans in Britain, are presented.

United States, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Acquisitions & mergers, Subdividers & Developers, STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS, Subdividers and Developers, Real estate developers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Building materials industry, General Property Trust, Westfield Group Ltd.

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Schlock treatment

Article Abstract:

Major corporations are getting into scrutinizing their employees and new hires with psychometric testing in order to slot the right person into the right job. One of such psychometric test focuses on mental health, which is discussed.

Employee Recruitment, Evaluation, Psychological tests

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