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Slow food flagship opens in New York
From mozzarella made on the premises to a cooking school, bookstore and seven restaurants, the sprawling Eataly food emporium has opened its doors in New York to spread its basic message: "eat healthy."  Located at the corner of Fifth Avenue...
Who commits fraud?
A fraud suspect might not be easy to pick out of a crowd – or from a rap sheet.  The average fraud perpetrator has no prior fraud charges or convictions, according to new US research by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACF...
Dollar's climb continues
The Australian dollar opened higher on Friday on positive pieces of US economic data and a move back towards riskier assets.  At 0700 AEST on Friday, the local unit was trading at $US0.9108/12, up from Thursday's close of $US0.9072/75. Si...

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GPT launches Food Recovery Program
The GPT Group is launching a Food Recovery Program at its Rouse Hill Town Centre in northwest Sydney tomorrow - a pilot for potential roll-out in its other shopping centres.  The GPT Food Recovery Program is being kick started with a five-ye...
Armed men rob Melbourne adult store
Two armed men have robbed a Club X adult store in Melbourne's south-east.  Police said one man was armed with a large knife and the other a hammer when they entered the store in Scoresby Rd, Bayswater, and demanded cash from a lone store att...

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Stuck in the middle with you
At the risk of showing my age, I recall a pop song when I was younger that was entitled 'Stuck in the middle with you'.” Perhaps that title could easily apply to the many retailers out there who, to varying degrees, are stuck in the middle ...
Metcash chairman retires, CEO next
Metcash Ltd has farewelled its chairman of 12 years and flagged the retirement of CEO Andrew Reitzer as the grocery and liquor wholesaler forecasts earnings growth this fiscal year.  Metcash says underlying earnings per share in fiscal 2011 ...
Oracle Award winners named
Category winners for the industry’s top honour – Oracle Australian Retailer of the Year 2010 - have been announced by the Australian Retailers Association (ARA).  The awards are part of the only national retail awards program sho...

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Pumpkin Patch wins $20,000 settlement
Children's clothing retailer Just Kids has been ordered to pay competitor Pumpkin Patch NZ$20,000 over a dispute involving a retail site and alleged misuse of confidential information.  Pumpkin Patch had sought damages of more than $90,000 a...

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Advertorial: Web-based employee rostering system ideal for retailers
The ROSS system is a web-based employee rostering system ideal for retail businesses, including restaurants, hotels and supermarkets.ROSS helps managers create cost-efficient rosters by matching shifts to sales demand hour-by-hour using an accurate c...
Wincor Nixdorf partners with new Australian company
Enterprise solution provider, Leopard Systems, has sealed a new retail partnership with Wincor Nixdorf, one of the world’s largest providers of IT solutions to retailers and retail banks.  A new business has been created - Leopard Ente...
Hobart Myer site a burning issue
Myer executives have met Hobart City Council aldermen to discuss the future of the retail chain's empty CBD site.  The Hobart flagship Myer store on Liverpool Street burnt down in a massive blaze nearly three years ago. Myer chief executi...

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Are you smart enough to drink water?
The water's free - but only if you're smart! A new vending machine concept unveiled in the UK dispenses free spring water drinks to those who can prove their mental prowess, reports global trend monitoring website Springwise.com.  No mere...
Healthy profit boost a natural
Natural products specialist Healthzone Limited has announced a 47.1 per cent increase in consolidated net profit after tax to $4.39 million.  Sales revenues increased by 8.4 per cent to $112.69 million compared to $103.93 million for the pre...

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Propaganda masquerading as ‘research’.
In the age of anxiety the world is fuelled by 24/7 sound bites. Technology has opened up efficient ways of distributing information and led to the advent of 24-hour news channels, mobile information services and more. And what the advent of 24/7 surr...
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