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    Australians are outstripping most of their overseas counterparts in using the Internet to access government services, with almost half doing so within the 12 months from July- September 2001, a new report claims.

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    Disclosing credit card details is putting off consumers from shopping online, according to a global survey.

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    Calls for senior executives to surrender bonuses when their company's valuation hits the skids have had a majority win from Australian business leaders. This follows news that E*trade's embattled CEO has been forced to hand back US$16 million following the company's sharp stock market downturn.

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