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Amazon to raise the price of Prime for first time since 2018

E Delevry

Amazon is to raise the price of a Prime subscription for the first time since 2018. The post Amazon to raise the price of Prime for first time since 2018 appeared first on eDelivery.net. In the US the monthly fee will increase from $12.99 and the annual fee from $119 to $139. Amazon hasn’t yet confirmed a price rise for the UK.

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Former Din Tai Fung operators fined $4 million for employment breaches

Inside Retail

The underpayment took place between November 2017 and June 2018, with the exception of one full-time employee who was underpaid for a longer period from July 2014 to May 2018, the Fair Work Ombudsman investigation shows.

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International VM Awards 2018

Form Room

The International VM Awards recognise the very best examples of visual merchandising across all sectors, globally.

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Wesfarmers sells the last of its Coles Group stake

Inside Retail

Wesfarmers has sold all of its remaining shares in the supermarket chain, Coles Group, which it spun off in 2018. Since the demerger of Coles from Wesfarmers in November 2018, Wesfarmers has gradually reduced its shareholding in Coles,” said the company in a statement. per share.

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Silly Solly’s plans 10 more stores as it moves to franchise model

Inside Retail

We believe in the model, it’s been operating since 2018.” The Silly Solly’s brand has come full circle, now owned by Stanton and an Australian management team that reinvented the model in 2018. “We We experimented with a couple of stores and decided there was a need for this, ” said Stanton.

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Australia Post to pay $2.9 million for lost, damaged parcels

Inside Retail

The consumer watchdog said that the two companies admitted they likely committed misleading or deceptive practices when they declined compensation requests and incorrectly told some business customers that they were not eligible for compensation for lost or damaged goods from October 26, 2018 to October 31 last year.

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Know your customers – how to stay profitable in 2018

Barber Design

This week, Retail Week published a guide for retailers identifying the four key factors that they need to know about their customers in order to stay profitable in 2018. Despite uncertainty, many shoppers report that they expect to spend more money in 2018. 4: Know the key trends of 2018. 2: Know what they want.