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“Primed for disruption”: Cargo Crew founder talks acquisition, growth plans

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Its new partnership with Glow Capital Partners is set to further accelerate its growth into new markets. Domestic and global plans Rodgers explained that different companies had approached Cargo Crew over the years to discuss what a joint venture or partnership would look like. I think aprons were primed for disruption.”

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Chatime Australia boss appointed global CEO

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Global plans for Chatime “I’m appreciative the team has set a good foundation with a runway ahead. A focus on market profitability in every market, creating a critical and sustainable model for every investor and shareholder. “We New market identification.

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Vida Glow partners with Heinemann for Sydney Airport pop-up

Inside Retail

” The company also plans on launching with Dufry at Melbourne Airport in March and Lotte in Sydney in April. Heinemann entered the Australian retail market in 2015, and has since worked to deliver innovative initiatives and products to passengers in Sydney International Airport.

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Melbourne flower delivery service Lvly snapped up by Malaysian investor

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Established in 2015, the Melbourne-based startup offers a same-day flower delivery service. The Limitless team really understand the D2C space, they appreciate the importance of brand and they have ambitious growth plans,” she said. Together, the duo will receive around $20 million from the acquisition.

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Sydney Fish Market names Daniel Jarosch as its new CEO

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Sydney Fish Market has appointed Daniel Jarosch CEO, effective November 25. Jarosh has more than 30 years of expertise and has been the CEO and investment director of Aeria Management Group (previously Sydney Metro Airports) since 2015.

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Is Under Armour’s expensive comeback plan a doomed path?

Inside Retail

in 2015, when revenue hit US$3.9 This year, however, as of September 11, shares of Under Armour have fallen 23 per cent over the past year and are down 87 per cent from their high in 2015, erasing US$18 billion of the company’s market value. The post Is Under Armour’s expensive comeback plan a doomed path?

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How Burberry’s new leadership duo can reignite the luxury brand’s spark

Inside Retail

Burberry’s new chief executive Jonathan Akeroyd will on Thursday set out his plan to finish the job started by his predecessor: boosting growth at the British luxury brand to the levels of its European rivals. Leather goods account for around 20 per cent of Burberry’s sales versus 70 per cent at Bottega Veneta.