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Camilla CEO: ‘I definitely didn’t have a grand career master plan’

Inside Retail

JM: I definitely didn’t have a grand career master plan. What I enjoy doing is identifying what’s unique about a business almost irrespective of the category, and working out how we can own that USP and make it best-in-class for the consumer. PZ: Were you naturally an ambitious person?

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Are more discounts on the cards before Christmas?

Inside Retail

With higher-than-usual stock levels leading into Christmas that retailers are planning to turn over at the full freight Christmas margin, that could spell trouble. As we all know, plans can change. Of course, two more rate rises would follow in 2008 with the cash rate peaking at 7.25 per cent before it began to fall. .

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“It’s the right time to open some stores”: Ksubi CEO Craig King

Inside Retail

Here, we speak with CEO Craig King about the business’ revitalisation under General Pants, its in-store experience, plans for expansion in Australia, the UK and US, and the magic behind the number 23. In 2008, they actually went into administration. Inside Retail : Can you tell me the story of how Ksubi was founded?

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More recessions lessons from Greenlit Brands, Camilla, Super Retail

Inside Retail

And below is part two, featuring advice from Greenlit Brands CEO Michael Ford, former Target Australia CEO Launa Inman and Camilla CEO Jane McNally about the lessons they learned during the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 and how they apply to the current environment. We spoke with customers, watched them shop and planned accordingly.

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America’s Energy Security Is Falling Apart

Robinson Meyer

should produce as much oil and natural gas as it consumes. Bush said in 2008. “In For the first time in many years, America has no credible plan for how to maintain its energy security in a geopolitical crisis. In 2019, the country actually produced more oil than it consumed for the first time in 62 years.