Sunday, June 03, 2012

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Retail opportunity floating by at the aquarium
Sydney Morning Herald
RETAIL space at the Melbourne Aquarium in the CBD is on the market. Colliers International agents Mike Crittenden and Ben Tremellen are marketing Shop 2 at the aquarium, located at the corner of Flinders and King streets in Melbourne.
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Queen's Diamond Jubilee: just four Regent Street retailers remain from 1952
Telegraph.co.uk
Just four retailers have survived the dramatic redevelopment of Regent Street, which is owned by the Monarchy, during the 60-year reign of the Queen. By Graham Ruddick Lillywhites, Hamleys, Boots and Austin Reed are the only retailers to have kept a ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
Small retailers slam push by large operators to extend Queensland trading hours
Courier Mail
SHOP AROUND THE CLOCK: Smaller retailers fear a push by retail giants to extend Queensland trading hours further. Source: Gold Coast Bulletin A BID by large retailers to extend trading hours is a fresh assault on the survival of the neighbourhood store ...
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Australia loves shopping on the internet
Financial Times
It is also one of the few bright spots in the otherwise-struggling retail sector, as Australian consumers have either looked to pay down debt or take advantage of their strong currency to travel overseas. A record 7.6m residents left the country last ...
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Crime Reports: A Roundup of Retail and Residential Thefts
Patch.com
By Joe Vince A 15-year-old Mokena boy was charged with retail theft for stealing merchandise less than $100 from a store in the 11000 block of Lincoln Highway. The Will County Sheriff's Office received a report of about 13000 worth of power tools ...
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Long-haul food could deliver a national crisis
The Age
Retail expert David McKinna explains just how there is tropical fruit on the shelves every day of the year. AUSTRALIANS' growing reliance on food transported long distances on drum-tight distribution schedules has heightened the risk of food shortages ...
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3 Undervalued Retail Stocks With Bullish Short Trends
Seeking Alpha
We began by screening the retail sector for stocks that appear undervalued relative to earnings growth, with PEG below 1. We then screened for those with bullish sentiment from short sellers, with significant decreases in shares shorted ...
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DEWA partners with 'Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo' at The Dubai Mall
AME Info
As part of its corporate values and sustainable development plan, Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) announced today its partnership with Emaar Retail's Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, located in The Dubai Mall.
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Product Manager - Retail Banking
AME Info
Our client is looking for a Product Manager position in a retail banking - which is located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Part of the product Development team, the role will be responsible for appropriate product packaging/ bundling of products & services ...
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Canadian cross-border spending allowance increases today
Vancouver Sun
Whether preparing to put their credit cards through their paces or bracing for a brutal assault on their business's bottom line, Canadians across the country are preparing to usher in a new chapter in their relationship with US retailers.
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The Fragrance Shop plans 100 new stores
Manchester Evening News
Retail chain The Fragrance Shop has unveiled plans to open 100 stores over the next five years, creating more than 500 jobs. The Trafford Park-based group, which currently operates 135 branches, selling perfumes, aftershaves, eau de toilettes and ...
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