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Bond-eye CEO: “Copy-cats are unable to do this which sets us apart”

Inside Retail

In 2011, Australian swimwear label Bond-eye re-entered the market, after taking a hiatus for several years to recalibrate. Brand identity for strong, scalable growth Today Bond-eye is known for its balance between function and aesthetic, impeccable quality and aspirational marketing campaigns.

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A day in the life of Rebecca Vallance-Gasan: “I am hyper-organised”

Inside Retail

I launched and established Rebecca Vallance in London in 2011, before returning home to Sydney to continue our expansion. From 2 pm to 4 pm, I meet with the various teams across the afternoon including production, marketing, digital, finance and PR — to see how everything is going. IR: What does your work environment look like?

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Qantas takes majority stake in online booking platform TripADeal

Inside Retail

Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce said the acquisition allows Qantas to gain a bigger slice of the $13 billion online packaged holiday booking market which is booming as the country emerges from the pandemic. The company’s founders, along with private equity firm BGH Capital, which bought a stake in 2020, will continue to own the balance.

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Dick Smith, Burger King, David Jones: Is it third time lucky for Anchorage?

Inside Retail

Anchorage Capital, at best, added some finishing touches to Woolworths’ turnaround strategy and reworked the balance sheet for the sharemarket float. No more balance sheet shuffle . Lew now haunts Myer directors and management and is positioned as a crucial player in any move for a merger of the two department store chains.

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Here’s why SA-based Sportitude won store design concept of the year

Inside Retail

Here, CEO Roumen Staykov and general manager Josh Willoughby discuss how the brand began, its expansion plans and how it’s become part of the Adelaide running community. In May 2011, we launched what was then called the SlashSportand month by month, it started to grow. It’s a saturated market. It is a very noisy space.

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