Time to realign the enterprise

Article Abstract:

Australian corporations need to reevaluate their economic objectives to insure they are compatible with global financial developments. It is important that companies continue to diversify their investments into the US and Europe because of Japan's faltering economy. A recent survey of 103 CEOs indicates the need for astute executives who know the global marketplace. They realize that the application of electronic commerce is critical to their ability to remain competitive. Reducing demands of capital and financial borrowings are essential as world stock markets experience corrections.

Multinational Corporations, Japan, Finance, Marketing, International business enterprises, Exports, Surveys, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Chief executive officers, Corporations, Corporate finance

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Understanding South-East Asia: the recession in South-East Asia will replace many of the relationships that Australia has established

Article Abstract:

Australians trying to make sense of the Asian situation as these countries go through their recession will remember that this may be the last great opportunity to integrate with this area. Thailand is experiencing some of the worst effects from the recession, and its recovery may be longer. Malaysia's technology base may help it recover. Indonesians have relaxed its foreign investment rules to encourage offshore firms.

Southeast Asia

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All eyes on the central bankers' juggling act

Article Abstract:

The measures required to slow down the overheating of the US and Australian economies are discussed. A rise on Wall Street will prompt increases in interest rates, while a decline will bring stability to interest rates or even push them down.

Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Interest rates, United States economic conditions

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