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Asia will be first to exit recession: expert

Asia's recession appears to have touched bottom and the region is likely to be the first to climb out of the global economic slowdown, the Asian Development Bank's chief economist says.
Booksellers NZ to workshop running bookshop
A public seminar on how to run a bookshop is to be held by Booksellers New Zealand as a fringe event to its annual conference in Auckland on July 25.
US data drags Aussie dollar down
The Australian dollar opened lower on Friday, as investors expectations of a recovery in the American economy were dampened after the US unemployment rate hit a 26-year high.
Coleman buys the Esky brand
Outdoor recreation company Coleman Australia has bought the Esky brand from Nylex Ltd and plans to expand the iconic Australian brand internationally.
Bulky Goods stalwart honoured
The Bulky Goods Retailers Association has awarded its former vice president, Roger Wilson, the annual Warwick Shedden memorial trophy for his substantial contribution to the association and industry “over a significant period of time”.
Cosmetics giant enters Chapter 11
The US arm of global soaps and cosmetics brand and retailer Crabtree & Evelyn has filed for voluntary Chapter 11.
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RE: Do judges get it wrong? ………… Here is a classic. You be the Judge (ref Connor Hunter (A Firm) v Keencrest P/L & Ors [2009] QCA 156 McMurdo P Ho
Don, is the Qld judgement subject to appeal in the High Court? It seems odd that if rent is meant to...
RE: Do judges get it wrong? ………… Here is a classic. You be the Judge (ref Connor Hunter (A Firm) v Keencrest P/L & Ors [2009] QCA 156 McMurdo P Ho
One country, two states, two different asset classes. Two Supreme Courts. Why two different messa...
RE: The name and shame (and praise) forums page of the Shopping Centre Industry in Australia
hi piston, i have used three different lease specialists, each have achieved nothing, if not made th...
RE: Wal-Mart is Coming . . . are Australia's Retailers Ready?
I think wal-mart in Australia will be fantastic. And as soon as it happens, the competitors (woolies...
RE: The name and shame (and praise) forums page of the Shopping Centre Industry in Australia
Battler, all the more reason for tenant advocates to raise their profile. I know many retailers beli...
RE: The name and shame (and praise) forums page of the Shopping Centre Industry in Australia
Retail landlord ordered to pay $275,000 in compensation The Federal Court has ordered a Melbourne...
RE: The name and shame (and praise) forums page of the Shopping Centre Industry in Australia
At last, some good news out of the Queensland Tribunal!! There are two matters that have come to ...
RE: Is there anyone out there being harassed by the ATO, asserting that they owe the Australian Taxation Office money on their Integrated Client Accou
More dealings with ATO If one was not dealing with a multi-billion dollar organisation about a $5...
RE: Lets help Coles!! New Slogan Ideas
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RE: Do judges get it wrong? ………… Here is a classic. You be the Judge (ref Connor Hunter (A Firm) v Keencrest P/L & Ors [2009] QCA 156 McMurdo P Holmes
Until such time that there is a clear recognition of the need for harmonised retail lease legislatio...

 
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