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15-July-2004

SURPRISE, SURPRISE - ALH REJECTS WOOLIES

The folk at Australian Leisure & Hospitality Group have, not surprisingly, rejected Woolworths bid and described it as "grossly inadequate". More...

REBEL REVENUE RISES

Total group sales for Rebel - which has50-plus sports stores and six Glue fashion stores - rose by over 10 per cent for the June quarter on the back of increases in all the company's categories. More...

RETAIL CUBE’S IPO SQUARED AWAY

The paint, knives and sporting footwear retailer, Retail Cube, has delighted investors by making its debut on the Australian Stock Exchange. At the close of its first day's trading it was 7 cents above its issue price of 50 cents. More...

MARKS AND SPARKS FLY

The fur continues to fly as Marks & Spencer (aka Marks & Sparks) attempts to thwart a takeover bid by billionaire Philip Green. More...

FOXTEL AND AVRA AT LOGGERHEADS

The Australian Video Retailers Association (AVRA) has been sued by Foxtel over a promo that has been run by video stores. More...

WAL-MART POSTS GROWTH OF 2.2 PER CENT

Wal-Mart has revealed that its June sales growth was just 2.2 percent - which is at the bottom end of its already reduced forecast - and it is blaming unseasonally cool weather in the US saying such weather has dented demand for summer merchandise. More...

RETAIL TURNOVER HITS $16 BILLION

Australian consumers generated around $A16 billion in retail turnover in June 2004, according to Cashcard's Retail Activity Index. More...

DISCOUNT PETROL GETS THE GO AHEAD

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has given the thumbs-up to the joint venture between Woolworths and Caltex to sell petrol. More...

RFID AND METRO

IBM is to provide the integration software in the Metro Group's rollout of radio-frequency identification systems with in its supply chain. More...

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This bulletin is edited and compiled by retail commentator John Kingsley-Jones. John has worked as an Editor, Chief Sub-Editor and journalist in magazines and newspapers both in Australia and overseas.

In the past 15 years, he has consulted to a range of companies and brands such as Unilever, Mars Confectionery, TipTop, Tooheys, McWilliam's Wines, Goodyear and BMW.

That's it for this issue of the Retail One-Stop. If you have any questions or comments please give us a call on 02 9419 8356 or email us on info@eps.net.au.

In This Edition:
SURPRISE, SURPRISE - ALH REJECTS WOOLIES
REBEL REVENUE RISES
RETAIL CUBE’S IPO SQUARED AWAY
MARKS AND SPARKS FLY
FOXTEL AND AVRA AT LOGGERHEADS
WAL-MART POSTS GROWTH OF 2.2 PER CENT
RETAIL TURNOVER HITS $16 BILLION
DISCOUNT PETROL GETS THE GO AHEAD
RFID AND METRO

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