Goodbye Wall Street

Article Abstract:

Many well-run, profitable 'old economy' companies in the US and elsewhere are starting to go private because they are being shunned by sharemarket investors who are turning to the high technology sector.

Finance, Stock-exchange, Securities listing, Corporations, Corporate finance

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CSR builds on an American vision

Article Abstract:

The Australian company CSR has spent over $US1 billion on investments in the US during a 24 month period. Some observers suggest CSR may be subject to a hostile takeover deal.

Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing, STONE, CLAY, AND GLASS PRODUCTS, Construction Materials, Foreign investments, Investments, Building materials industry, Building materials, CSR (Australia)

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Do good, or else, the public warns

Article Abstract:

An international Millenium Poll on Corporate Social Responsibility shows that Australians have the greatest expectations for companies to create a better society.

Surveys, Corporate social responsibility

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