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Why Is Telstra Looking To Buy Out Fetch TV When They Could Buy News Corp’s Share Of Foxtel?

David Richards March 16, 2022 No Comments

Serious questions are being asked as to why Telstra is in discussions to buy a share in Fetch TV, who is a key partner of Optus. Telstra owns 35% of…

Samsung Reveal New 2022 TV Range

David Richards March 16, 2022 No Comments

Samsung Australia has announced a new range of advanced TV’s including a top end 8K QLED 85″ model that will retail for $11,999, this is similar to 2021 launch pricing…

COMMENT: Is It Time For A JB Hi-Fi Loyalty Program As Brands Move To Sell Direct?

David Richards March 15, 2022 No Comments

Does JB Hi-Fi and The Good Guys need a one card loyalty program, similar to what Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott and his management team are setting up for Officeworks, K…

Ambertech Revenues Flat Profits Down Project Work Problems Due To Shortages

David Richards March 15, 2022 No Comments

Sydney based distributor Ambertech has reported that their retail business is up, and their professional products business is down, resulting in a fall in revenues, also down was consolidated profits.…

Key Samsung Retail Partner Up For Sale

David Richards March 15, 2022 No Comments

Retail Prodigy Group a key partner of Samsung Australia is up for sale. The business that holds the retail shop and distribution rights for Samsung’s direct sell stores has been…

ASUS Bows To Pressure Pulls Out Of Supplying Russia, But Not Lenovo

David Richards March 15, 2022 No Comments

PC notebook and component manufacturer ASUS has bowed to pressure, announcing that they are stopping shipments to Russia who has started a war with Ukraine, Chinese brand Lenovo is still…

REVIEW Who Said A Tough Notebook Can’t Be Light & Durable, New Acer 14″ Enduro Urban

David Richards March 14, 2022 No Comments

Who’s the target audience for a really tough ruggedised notebook that’s slim and stylish apart from the young who tend to hammer notebooks in backpacks at the best of times?…

Cygnett Investing In Industrial Design & Packaging After Record Growth

David Richards March 14, 2022 No Comments

A major investment into research and development packaging design and new industrial designers is paying off for Melbourne based Company Cygnett who grew 25% last year. The business that lost…

ASUS & Lenovo Face Consumer Backlash As They Continue To Supply Russia With PC Hardware

David Richards March 14, 2022 No Comments

ASUS is facing a major consumer backlash in several Western markets, after the Company chose to continue supplying their Russian retailers and distributors with notebooks, monitors and PC hardware, also…

Struggling Peloton Fails To Attract Consumer To Expensive Sydney Brand Store

David Richards March 11, 2022 No Comments

There is nothing like throwing money at a dead brand, in the hope that one day consumers will actually start buying your products. This is no more so, than with…