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Issue No. 30 - August/September 2006

International Business Week 2006

India — the third largest global economy in PPP terms — is continuing to expand rapidly and throw up numerous trade and investment opportunities for South Australian businesses....
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Chris is back in the black for IBW06

International Business Week 2006

Austrade State Manager, Chris Rees has been living his organisation's commitment to UniSA International Business Week for a long time now and he's very happy with the prospects....
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Direct injection a capital idea

International Business Week 2006

Salisbury Business and Export Centre is hosting this event featuring Richard Yeeles of BHP Billiton, who will discuss The Olympic Dam Mine: What the Expansion means for South Australian Business and Exports and Richard Niven, Senior Investment Manager, Advanced Manufacturing of Invest Australia will explain Foreign Direct Investment and what it means for exporting....
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Help yourself to EU gateway

International Business Week 2006

Presenter Scott Gillespie of ExpatriateConnect says exporters find entering the European Union through Italy is a ‘safe’ way to enter and start trading in that bloc....
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Japan; Taiwan hungry for Aussie export

International Business Week 2006

Michael Clifton, Austrade representative in Japan, says it's time to reconsider the original Asian tiger....
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Tact and tactics in China

International Business Week 2006

China’s emergence as a major trading country represents enormous opportunities for Australian companies, but the differences in language and culture present significant challenges to Australians trying to establish trading relations with China....
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Talking about the American dream

International Business Week 2006

With more than 300 million high-performance consumers who speak English, the USA is an attractive target for Australian exporters....
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Issue No. 29 - June/July 2006

There’s much more to successful exporting than helping your valuable goods find a way to market....
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Hitch a lift on rampant Asian growth

Hong Kong commits to massive infrastructure spend While comparison seems facile at first glance, Hong Kong’s proponents are quick to point out that their city is a prime gateway to China, a key transport and financial intermediary between that growing colossus and the west....
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Issue No. 27 - February/March

by David Twiss

For many years, Keogh Consulting has developed and facilitated organisational and personal transformation strategies and interventions on behalf of Australian companies working overseas, as well as foreign companies....
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