AXA kicks goals

Article Abstract:

AXA Asia Pacific, an insurance and wealth management company, has overcome it's bad financial results as the company's 2003 results are indicating a $926 million profits, up by 180.6% over previous year. The reasons for the company's good financial outcomes as well as its bad performance in the 1990s, is discussed.

INSURANCE CARRIERS, Insurance industry, AXA Asia Pacific Holdings Ltd.

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Enter the small caps

Article Abstract:

There are 85 newcomers to this year's list of the top 500 public companies but three are ranked outside the biggest 100 companies in terms of net profits. Most of the companies are described as the small-capitalization stocks (small caps) whose share prices and earnings are the most volatile on the stock market.

Securities issued, listed, Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Analysis, Surveys, Securities, New business enterprises, Startups, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises, Company securities, Rankings

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PDY gets client-choosy

Article Abstract:

The firm is becoming less efficient in using its increased number of staff and profits are not rising with respect to the increased fees structure. PDY partners are setting client fees at a minimum of $5000 over 12 months.

Commodity & service prices, Management and Public Relations, Prices and rates, Consulting services, Company pricing policy, Fees

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