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Apple Profits Down 11%, Sales Climb 3%

David Richards July 29, 2022 No Comments

Apple shares have risen 3% after the big iPhone maker reported an 11% fall in profit despite sales holding up. Revenue rose 1.87% to a new fiscal third-quarter record of…

Big CE Retailer Slashes Forecasts As Inflation Issue Hurt Sales

David Richards July 28, 2022 No Comments

In what could be a looming problem for CE and appliance retailers in Australia as the biggest CE retailer in the world cut its profit and sales outlook as inflation…

The Biggest Gaming Company Is Not Who You Think It Is

David Richards July 27, 2022 No Comments

Forget about Sony, Microsoft Apple or even Activision, the #1 gaming Company in the world is China’s Tencent Holdings. According to Dutch research firm Newzoo Tencent Holding has outperformed some…

Myer On A Roll Best Results Since 2017

David Richards July 26, 2022 No Comments

Some were tipping that Premier Investments a major shareholder in Myer would own the big Melbourne headquartered retailer by now, however a turnaround of Myers performance could be a problem…

Apple Closer To First Car Than First Thought, Hundreds Of Patents Revealed

David Richards July 26, 2022 No Comments

Apple who has made billions flogging iPhones and MacBooks appears to see their future in motor vehicles that need Apple consumer products to communicate with the US based Company applying…

Whirlpool Wobbles, 2023 Set To Be Tough Company Claims

David Richards July 26, 2022 No Comments

Whirlpool whose products are widely sold at Harvey Norman has cut its full-year earnings forecast as sales fall with the business tipping a bleak 2023. The KitchenAid Company said that…

Exeed Contributes $192M To Record Dicker Data Half Year Revenues

David Richards July 25, 2022 No Comments

Dicker Data who acquired the New Zealand based consumer products distributor, Exceed has reported a 36% jump in revenue to $1.5 billion for the last six months. Operating profit before…

Bunnings & Kmart Pull The Plug Temporarily On Instore Facial Recognition

David Richards July 25, 2022 No Comments

Bunnings and Kmart the Wesfarmers owned retail stores have followed the lead of the Good Guys and pulled the plug on using facial recognition technology in their stores while an…

EXCLUSIVE: Retail Mystery Surrounds Top End Philips TV With Bowers & Wilkins Soundbar

David Richards July 25, 2022 No Comments

Days after the exit of Jason Oh from TP Vision the manufacturer of Philips TVs it’s emerged that Amazon is set to start selling a top end Philips OLED TV…

Labor Now Wants To Control AFL Rights, Club Revenue Could Be Hit

David Richards July 25, 2022 No Comments

After spinning out a visit to the USA in a desperate attempt to jack up the revenue they get from the next round of AFL broadcast rights management of the…