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19-September-2002

Wallis criticism ‘outrageous’

Allegations by Richard Gluyas in The Australian (Wednesday, September 18) concerning the conduct of Stan Wallis as chairman of Coles Myer have been rejected as “inaccurate and outrageous”. More...

DJ’s 77% plunge

As Peter Wilkinson departs from David Jones, a casualty of a meagre $6 million net profit, he can take comfort in the steady improvement in the group’s core department store and credit businesses, which boosted earnings before interest and tax by 20.5% to $70.4 million.

Indeed, all sectors of DJ business apart from the devastating loss-making Foodchain venture – fashion, accessories and homewares – made steady progress. More...

The right walk can boost retail says Andrew Allan*

Urban designers and city planners are increasingly recognising the value of incorporating pedestrianised areas into their retail precincts.

City centres need to do more than simply provide ordinary retail functions that any suburban ‘big box’ suburban regional shopping centre can do just as easily. More...

Leighton’s lines up Homemaker sites

Leighton Properties has contracted to buy two development sites in Melbourne for two homemaker centres which have a combined value of over $70 million.

The first homemaker site is part of a 23 hectare parcel in Lyndhurst at the intersection of the Western Port and South Gippsland Highways in Melbourne’s east. The site will allow for a 6-hectare homemaker centre with additional development to come later. More...

Confusion over Business planning

Confusion over financial management is the biggest threat to Queensland’s small business sector.

This is the finding of a joint exercise conducted recently by St George Bank and the Queensland Government’s Department of State Development. More...

Amex signs up Australia Post

American Express has announced that Australia Post will now offer American Express Travellers’ cheques and foreign exchange through 2,900 outlets around Australia,

As well, customers will be able to encash their travellers cheques commission-free at these Australia Post outlets. 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:
Wallis criticism ‘outrageous’
DJ’s 77% plunge
The right walk can boost retail says Andrew Allan*
Leighton’s lines up Homemaker sites
Confusion over Business planning
Amex signs up Australia Post

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