Google who is raking in tens of millions from Australian retailers every month has reported $3.93 billion in profits for the quarter.
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CE + Appliance Suppliers Set To Benefit From WA +SA Push By Aldi
Australian distributors who are supplying Aldi with consumer electronics and appliances are set to get a massive lift in sales as Aldi looks to spend $750 Million pushing into Western and South Australian.
Organisations such as Tempo and Laser Corporation are set to
benefit from the brutal battle that is currently being played between
supermarkets.
Also set to benefit distributors and CE and appliance vendors
will be the emergence of Aldi arch rival Lidl, this is the discount chain which
just beat Aldi to be named Britain’s best supermarket.
Lidl, ranked by Deloitte as the fourth-largest retailer in
the world with $128 billion in annual sales, has already met with several
distributors in Australia as well as branded CE and appliance vendors.
ChannelNews has also been told that Woolworth’s management
are looking at the implementation of dump bins in their supermarket stores similar
what Aldi does to shift products such as TV’s, small appliances and tools.
A report prepared for Woolworths acknowledges that the mix
of food and other goods such as discount cosmetics, tools and clothing has
helped Aldi build traffic especially when stores are located in locations that
generate high traffic during lunch times.
Currently Woolworths is selling mixed stock via their
struggling Big W and Masters stores.
LG And Dyson Bitter Enemies, After LG Kompressor Vacuum Adv Banned
The battle between LG and Dyson as to whose vacuum product sucks the best has been ongoing across several continents for years.
Back in 2012 LG Electronics produced a TV commercial for
their Kompressor vacuum cleaner that appeared to suck fat out of a female
model.
Top End Toshiba L40W Radius Notebook Panned By The Australian
Toshiba who are struggling to get their act together in the consumer notebook market has seen their premium convertible Radius L40W notebook described as expensive having an “ordinary” screen” and an awkward tablet component by Australia’s national newspaper.
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JB Hi Fi Reports Record Results Despite Dick Smith Collapse
JB Hi-Fi has reported half year sales grow of 7.7%, Sales for January 2016 were up 10.2%, online sales are up 28.9%.
$37M DJ’s Accuser Exposed For Prior Sexual Harassment Claims
A former Optus employee who is suing retailer David Jones and its former CEO for sexual harassment has been exposed as having made prior harassment claims while working for the NSW Police.
Harvey Norman Technology Pricing “Obscene” Claims Shoppers
Outraged shoppers have described Harvey Norman pricing for consumer electronic goods as obscene after they were caught flogging a Microsoft mouse for $68, $20 more than what Officeworks sells it for and $8 over the Microsoft recommended retail price.
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Qualcomm To Charge 80% A Smartphone In 35 Minutes
As consumers demand better battery life and faster charging of their mobile devices vendors such as Samsung with their new Galaxy Note 5 have moved to delivering fast charging capability.
Telstra Cuts $11B Deal With NBN Shares Set To Climb
The Federal Government has thrown in the towel and signed an $11 billion dollar deal with Telstra that gives them access to the telecommunication carriers copper network, exchanges and other infrastructure needed to roll out the National Broadband Network’s fibre network across Australia.
Sonos Takes Wireless Sound To New Level With Tuning Software + Expanded Play 5 Speaker
Sonos the market leader in wireless audio has launched a brand new Sonos Play5 speaker which when paired with a second Play 5 and coupled with their new software delivers a pretty good sound experience, they have also delivered new Trueplay tuning software for Sonos speakers.
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