| 18-Jun-2008 Rock stars – not record labels – cashing in on the digital revolution
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While many recording artists are embracing the digital revolution sweeping the music industry; their record labels are looking at tough times ahead with poor profits and no sure strategy to counter the rising popularity of downloads and ringtones over the humble CD.
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| 06-Jun-2008 Hard-working, tubby mummy’s boys: Snapshot of the Aussie bloke
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In the lead up to International Men’s Health Week (June 7), it seems the profile of the Aussie bloke is changing – from a fun-loving, beer-swilling larrikin to a hard-working, studious type who finds it hard to leave the family nest.
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| 27-May-2008 Animal acupuncture & kitty chiropractics: the big business of pampering pets
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Devoted pet owners are investing thousands of dollars on animal acupuncture, kitty chiropractics, doggie dentistry and other alternative therapies in a bid to improve the lives of their feathered and furry friends – and Australian vets are cashing in, according to business information analysts IBISWorld.
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| 08-May-2008 BLOOMS TO BOOM THIS MOTHER’S DAY
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IBISWorld Reveals The Industries Set To
Cash In On Our Love For Mom
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| 08-May-2008 Banking on binge drinking |
While parents, the government and sports management groups are becoming increasingly vocal about the impact of alcoholism and teenage binge drinking, Coles and Woolworths are cashing in on Australia’s love affair with liquor by undertaking a spending spree to shore up their share of the alcohol sales market, according to the latest research from business information analysts IBISWorld.
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| 17-Apr-2008 Gyms the big winners from our lardy lifestyles |
In the lead up to the 2008 Olympics, it seems our growing girths are spurring Aussies to hit the gym in droves – and health and fitness clubs are reaping the rewards.
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| 26-Mar-2008 Big business in a bottle |
Business information analysts IBISWorld reveal the hot trends behind the growth of the bottled water industry – from fashion to flavour to function.
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| 20-Mar-2008 Techno trees to fill future forests |
In the lead up to World Forestry Day, business information analysts IBISWorld say our forestry industry is set for a new phase of growth, largely driven by biotechnology.
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| 18-Mar-2008 Big business in a bottle |
With World Water Day ahead, business information analysts IBISWorld reveal the hot trends behind the growth of the bottled water industry – from fashion to flavour to function.
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| 05-Feb-2008 2008: Industries to watch – is yours hot? Or not… |
Move over superannuation and coal mining, 2008 will be uranium’s year, according to the latest research from business information analysts IBISWorld.
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| 24-Jan-2008 In business, is there anything truly Australian left? |
While we celebrate all things Australian this weekend, many of us are unaware that most of our best-loved Aussie icons are actually not Aussie at all. Business information analysts IBISWorld say a ‘new Australian’ is emerging.
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| 12-Dec-2007 Retail forecast for 2008, remember these names: Costco, TiVo, Aldi |
Business information analysts IBISWorld release their retail forecast for 2008
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| 06-Dec-2007 Promotion – not piety – the path to religious salvation |
In the face of dwindling numbers and pitiful collection plates, Australian churches are turning to professional marketers and publicists to re-vamp their image and boost falling member numbers, reports business information analysts IBISWorld.
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| 04-Dec-2007 Educational and electronic toys to fill Santa’s sacks this year |
Business information analysts IBISWorld share their predictions for
the hottest goods under this year’s tree
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| 21-Nov-2007 Mining and banking the big winners in BRW's "Top 1000" companies list, however change is ahead |
BRW and IBISWorld release list of Australia's top performing companies for 2007
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| 31-Oct-2007 Pack away your hats ladies – Aussie racing won’t recover for 10 years |
With the Melbourne Cup just around the corner, business information analysts IBISWorld are predicting further gloom and doom for the Australian racing industry, suggesting it could take a decade to recover from the current EI crisis.
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| 23-Oct-2007 Have shoppers snubbed house brands? |
Despite significant growth in recent years, supermarkets' "house brand" products have failed to live up to expectations. Business information analysts IBISWorld look at whether there's a future for private label products in our supermarket trolleys.
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| 16-Oct-2007 Why winning an ARIA might mean losing money to Australia’s top artists |
IBISWorld says digital downloads still robbing record companies of revenue
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