
Myer Posts AU$276.5 Million Loss on Impairments as Solomon Lew Joins Board
Underlying profit reached AU$42.5 million as apparel brand acquisitions lifted group revenue past AU$4 billion despite large asset write-downs.
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Underlying profit reached AU$42.5 million as apparel brand acquisitions lifted group revenue past AU$4 billion despite large asset write-downs.

Smiggle Asia is thriving, its success here encouraging the stationery retailer’s parent to expand in other global markets. Smiggle, a subsidiary of Australian listed company Premier Investments, opened three new stores in Hong Kong in the first half of its…

Trendy stationery retailer Smiggle says it will open two more stores in Hong Kong in the next six months. Smiggle, owned by Australian-listed multi-brand retail group Premier Investments, also plans its first store in Malaysia before July 31 and expects to…

Smiggle, the trendy, stationery retail concept from Australia, is to open stores in Hong Kong and Malaysia within 14 months. Smiggle – popular with students and people seeking gifts – has proven an enormous success in Singapore for its parent, Melbourne-based…
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