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JB Hi-Fi expects profit to fall again
Home entertainment retailer JB Hi-Fi expects its profit to fall in the current financial year as its margins are impacted by heavy discounting.
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JB Hi-Fi sales set to rebound after fall
Consumer electronics chain, JB Hi-Fi, says trading conditions have been challenging in the three months to September, but that the launch of the iPhone 4S and other new releases are expected to boost sales.
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UPDATED: Parallels delivers Desktop 7 for Mac
Cloud services enablement and desktop virtualisation provider, Parallels, has launched the latest version of Parallels Desktop 7 (PD7) for Mac, software that runs Windows applications on Mac.
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JB Hi-Fi reports fall in net profit
JB Hi-Fi Ltd has reported a 7.55 per cent decline in full year net profit and says the market is expected to remain challenging in the period ahead.
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yARN: the future of retail is in the experience
In the same month that Borders and Colorado announced they were closing stores all around the country, a small little technology company by the name of Apple celebrated its 10th year in the retail space by becoming more valuable as a company than Microsoft and Intel combined. In the US, more people visit Apple retail stores each year than the four Disney theme parks combined.
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PRODUCTS: Dell introduces new XPS 15z laptop
Dell's recently released XPS 15z laptop is one of the thinnest 15-inch PCs available with a case less than an inch thick.
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JB Hi-Fi completes off market buyback
JB Hi-Fi has completed an off market buyback of 10.8 million shares for $173 million.
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JB Hi-Fi says "plenty of good days" ahead
Electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi Ltd says that despite a recent profit downgrade, it still has a very positive future.
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Brightpoint reignites Jabra deal
Communications distributor, Brightpoint, has inked a distribution services agreement with Jabra in a bid to offer the company’s complete range of car speakerphones and mobile headsets in the Australian retail channels.
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Clickfree appoints Dillon as country head
Canada-based storage vendor, Clickfree, has hired Scott Dillon, to head up its Australian operations.
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Dell to go through distribution
Dell is in detailed discussions with distributors to release its printer portfolio through the channel within the next six months.
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JB Hi-Fi signs exclusivity deal with Dell
ASX-listed retail giant, JB Hi-Fi claims it has signed an exclusive retail deal with PC vendor, Dell.
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Game retailers: UBIShop online can’t win against bricks and mortar
Australian retailers have dismissed the threat posed by games publisher, Ubisoft, and the launch of its online sales portal.
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Apple resellers play down new direct store
Sydney-based Apple resellers aren't worried about the tech giant’s new direct retail store in Sydney’s Bondi Junction.
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yARN: Are retailers falling behind?
European yip aside, market confidence is definitely creeping back into the Australian economy. That is, except for in retail.
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