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| | | ... bidding. Based in Sydney, oOh!media operates in Australia and New Zealand, advertising across roadside billboards, street furniture, rail and transit networks, airports, retail environments, and other public spaces. I Squared Capital senior partner Harsh ... |
| | | | ... Chris Artis, following the resignation of Watson. The industry fund has strong links to the timber, paper and pulp and furniture and joinery industries. Currently, it has nearly 80,000 members and more than $6 billion in assets under management. |
| | | | ... bidding. Based in Sydney, oOh!media operates in Australia and New Zealand, advertising across roadside billboards, street furniture, rail and transit networks, airports, retail environments, and other public spaces. I Squared Capital senior partner Harsh ... |
| | | | ... of Chadstone Homemaker Centre in Melbourne for $86 million. The retail precinct is anchored by Bunnings, with Freedom Furniture, e&s, The Good Guys and Revo Fitness as other key retailers. "This was a rare opportunity to secure a well performing LFR ... |
| | | | ... executive and is now on the hunt for a successor. After four years with the industry fund that serves people in the furniture and joinery, pulp and paper and timber industries, Michelle Boucher has taken a role at REI Super. REI Super chief executive ... |
| | | | ... 2005 as a log trader and sawn timber mill. Today it also has a distribution centre and operations across wholesale home furniture, warehousing, and modular wooden home construction operations. The investment will seek to establish a platform for an integrated ... |
| | | | ... quarter of all Australians are turning to collectibles to make money, including Pokemon cards, handbags, and designer furniture. According to data from Finder, 28% of Australians, representing 5.6 million individuals, have invested in some form of collectible ... |
| | | | ... significant contributors driving inflation were housing which was up 8.4%, food and non-alcoholic beverages up 7.9%, and furniture, household equipment and services up 6%. Partly offsetting the rise was a fall in fuel, down 8%. HSBC chief economist Paul ... |
| | | | ... head of prices statistics Michelle Marquardt attributed the decrease in inflation to a fall in prices for goods such as furniture, household appliances, and clothing during the March quarter. Additionally, there's been a decline in automotive fuel ... |
| | | | ... pandemic, the study also found many used withdrawn funds for non-essential purchases such as takeout food, gambling, and furniture. To prevent future governments from opening access to super during economic downturns, the ISA recommended legislating ... |
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