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Date Posted: 13:52:51 02/26/03 Wed
Author: Informer-put an end to a lot of ridiculous rumors& innuendo.
Subject: This will hurt a few people that dumped stock ... it will

http://www.brw.com.au/stories/20010816/11208.asp

Informer

Yes, they said it
Edited by Maureen Murrill
JOHN HOWARD: Growth path, Image: Robert Pearce
(The economy) is well and truly back on a strong growth path.
Prime Minister JOHN HOWARD
Nothing would be better to bring down structural unemployment than labor-market reform.
Federal Treasurer PETER COSTELLO
Foxtel has never sought to block access. However, we are not a public service and cannot be expected to subsidise content providers.
Foxtel chief executive JIM BLOMFIELD
While trading has remained challenging, the worst of this current cycle is behind us.
David Jones chief executive PETER WILKINSON
The customers didn't like the changes we made. We have to fix the problem.
Coles Myer chairman STAN WALLIS
In the modern competitive Australian economy, what other firm can raise prices by 70% in 18 months?
The chairman of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission, ALLAN FELS, criticising Telstra's decision to increase telephone line rentals
This will hurt a few people that dumped stock ... it will put an end to a lot of ridiculous rumors and innuendo.
PETER FOGARTY, the chief executive of ERG, after it won a $100 million smart-card ticketing contract for Sydney public transport
There is no point listing and having your shares trade below the issue price. It would be too embarrassing.
BRUCE GORDON, the executive chairman of WIN Television
People are managing their expenses very, very carefully, and people are the number-one expense for most businesses.
MALCOLM JACKMAN, the chief executive of Manpower Services

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Contents for this issue:
BRW Vol 22 No 32

Further Informer articles this issue:
Week in review

People and trends

Business briefs

Finance and investment briefs

Business outlook

From Australia's BRW Thursday, August 16, 2001.

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