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Australia: Retailers urge wage rise delay
Australia’s major retailers have called for wage rises for low-paid workers to be limited to AUD10 (USD9.1) a week, with the increase to be delayed by three months because of "considerable …
PayPal taps Chinese shoppers
eBay Inc’s online payment subsidiary PayPal said it will partner with China UnionPay Co, China’s largest electronic payment service provider, that will allow Chinese consumers to shop from…
Fired Prada Japan manager files law suit
Former Prada Japan manager Rina Bovrisse filed suit on Friday with the Tokyo District Court, seeking compensation for emotional distress from alleged harassment, her lawyers said.
On Friday Bovrisse&#…
Indian carmaker Mahindra faces production constraints from auto parts shortage
Indian automaker Mahindra & Mahindra is still facing production constraints on all its vehicle models due to a shortage of auto parts, a senior executive said.
Auto parts makers have not been able…
China hears foreign firm complaints
China said it has heard foreign companies’ complaints about the country’s investment environment and is working to improve policy, suggesting China is seeking to address a worsening busine…
Opportunities in the traditional trade of emerging markets
Four billion people live on less than two dollars a day in the developing world. These people represent a huge and growing market for goods and services. For those of us who are familiar with the soph…
P&G’s Bruce Brown named among BusinessWeek’s Masters of Innovation
As the leader of P&G’s innovation programme, chief technology officer Bruce Brown has been named one of the 25 Masters of Innovation by BusinessWeek. The magazine created its Most Innovative…
Australia: Baby boutiques ride out recession
As more Australian women delay having children until their early 30s, many are cashed up and more willing to spend on their kids.…
Grocers to target smaller footprint stores for growth
With 2009 annual results flooding in, the overriding opinion of last year is that it was one when retailers cut back on expenditure and scaled back store openings. The outlook now is for conservative …