Talk is getting cheaper but it can still give people work

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Telephone call centers are a growing service industry. Burnie, Tasmania, is opening a call center that will cost $3 million to build and create 240 jobs. Telephone call centers make and take calls for its clients. Client corporations include banks for telephone banking services, computer software companies for help desks and utility companies for billing and customer services.

Business services, not elsewhere classified, Telephone Call Centers, Business Telepone Services, Marketing, Services industry, Service industries, Business communications services

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Honeywell is brains of new Asian airports

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Honeywell Australia has contracts to provide equipment management systems at new airports under construction at Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. At the Hong Kong airport, air conditioning controls for the 1.3-kilometer-long passenger terminal will cost about $A12.3 million. The Kuala Lumpur airport, which is being constructed in two phases, is expected to open in Sep 1998.

Industrial Nonbuilding Structure Construction, Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, Airports Construction, Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing, Relays and industrial controls, Industrial Controls, Contracts, Technology application, Control equipment industry, Airport construction, Control equipment, Honeywell Australia

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Sponsors test a new pitch

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A profile of technology start-up B4Bsport Group is presented. The aims of the company to provide business and technological service to sports marketers is discussed and its success in attracting large investors is assessed.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Finance, Sports, Company Profile, B4Bsport Group, DEM Inc.

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