Month: April 2019
Around the World
Business
Retail Stores- Do’s and Don’ts
A retail store brings products to customers in their ready-to-use format by breaking down the bulkiness of wholesale buying. When setting up a retail store, one thing the owner should consider is making sure the shop is easily accessible to retail buyers. In this line, the shopping mall is a perfect choice. The shopping mall has […]
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The Rise of the Tech Baby
Innovation is on the rise in all parts of our lives, making our lives safer and easier. Technology is innovating all sectors, from energy infrastructure to fashion and work. You don’t have to work for a civil engineering company to experience the benefits of tech – because technology is now making its way to your […]
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Saving Money Through Your Water Bill
If you have leaking taps or a blocked drain, you should definitely get onto fixing them as soon as possible. Most times it is just the case of replacing the washers on the taps which are easy to do and don’t require a professional plumber, however in some instances you will definitely need to call […]
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All Things Real Estate
How to Unclog a Blocked Drain
When we start to see the warning signs that your drain might be blocked such as water not draining down the sink, stagnant water and strange odors coming up through the pipes in your bathroom or kitchen . These are sure signs that you may have a blocked drain and it will only get worse […]
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All Things Financial
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Business
Oxfam to shut struggling retail stores
In another worrying sign for Australia’s beleaguered retail industry, even not-for-profit players seem to be struggling. Last week Oxfam announced it would shutter its Australian retail arm, closing all 13 shops and its e-commerce site. The non-profit, part of the global Oxfam confederation, has a 50-plus-year retail background in Australia, beginning with Community Aid Abroad […]
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All Things Financial
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Business
A $1.6 million deal to restructure Napoleon Perdis
Napoleon Perdis lenders have accepted a $1.6 million proposal to save the company that will see its 28 stores stay open and more than 250 employees keep their jobs. Wang will undertake a restructuring of this business which will want to stabilise Australian operations before taking a look at international opportunities for the company, including […]
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