Vita Group chief "concerned" over rapidly diminishing Telstra terms
Vita Group is moving to reassure shareholders after Telstra's decision to dramatically drop its rate of remuneration to the retail store.
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IPO off the table for Officeworks
Officeworks won’t go public any time soon, with parent company, Wesfarmers, taking the prospect of an IPO off the table for its office products subsidiary.
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Tech retailers renovate warranty regime
A product warranties revamp by Harvey Norman business, Yoogalu, has put the extended warranty selling practices of local tech retailers into focus.
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Vita Group halts store expansion amid Telstra negotiations
Vita Group has halted all plans to expand the number of Telstra stores in its network while it negotiates with Telstra over remuneration and commercial terms.
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Australian retail sector IT spend set to top $1.24B in 2017
Australian technology investment in the retail sector is expected to reach US$1.24 billion in 2017, making the country the second biggest spender in the region.
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Dick Smith directors face court battle worth millions
Dick Smith receivers, Ferrier Hodgson, have reportedly gone after former directors and executives of the collapsed electronics retailer.
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How partners can accentuate the vertical
As IT buying moves up the chain to line of business decisions, partners are in a position to increasingly capitalise on industry vertical specialisation.
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Competition watchdog takes MSY Technology to court
The ACCC has taken legal action against MSY Technology, after it allegedly misrepresented consumers’ rights in relation to faulty products.
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Neto appoints Tony Pearson
Australian omni-channel retail specialist, Neto, has appointed Tony Pearson as the new director of sales channel development.
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Dick Smith relaunches as online-only business
Dick Smith, the retailer that ceased trading on May 3 as a result of financial difficulty, has been relaunched in the A/NZ market as an online-only retailer.
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iPhone sales drop in Q1 reflect a market that remains flat
Apple iPhone sales declined 16 per cent in the first quarter, but it's important to remember that the overall smartphone market has also flatlined.
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Dick Smith stores: It's all over on May 3
The remaining 195 Australian Dick Smith stores will close between April 27 and May 3, 2016.
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Closing dates for 108 A/NZ Dick Smith stores announced
The end is nigh for another 108 Dick Smith stores across Australia and New Zealand.
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Galaxy S7 and mid-range phones boost Samsung’s profit
Samsung Electronics’ flagship Galaxy S7 smartphones and sales of its mid-range devices in emerging markets have likely helped the company boost its operating profit in the first quarter.
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Here's how Hololens could transform car buying
Microsoft's Hololens promises to merge the real and virtual worlds in ways that haven't been possible before, and on Thursday morning, it demonstrated one way the gadget could transform the way we buy cars and just about any other major product.
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