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T be easier to achieve than by shopping at TK Maxx. American department store chain TK Maxx is about to shake up Australia’s retail market. AUSTRALIA’S department store bosses should be very afraid. After years of divvying up the $19.5 billion market into clearly defined segments — with Kmart and Big W battling for the discount shopper, David Jones and Myer at the premium end and Target in the middle — the titans of traditional retail are about to get a rude awakening. A global discount chain is about to disrupt our department store sector, with plans to open 35 stores in April under a business model unlike anything we’ve seen. While shopping at local department stores is a fairly predictable affair, TK Maxx will bring its fast-changing product offering Down Under, in an approach that has been compared to H&M, Zara and Top Shop.
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WHAT do business owners, professionals and experts expect 2016 to hold for small business? Business News Daily got in touch to find out, and, overall, the consensus is that it will be a year ripe with opportunity, yet also teeming with new obstacles to overcome. From public policies and regulation to harnessing the newest technologies, the responses run the gamut of everything small business owners should be aware of before the ball drops in Times Square.
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There is a lot for senators to pore over in the float and failure of Dick Smith. In economic theory, the failure of this Australian retailer is consistent with a dynamic economy. Businesses that do not utilise economic resources as efficiently as competitors fall by the wayside. Unfortunately, the failure is also associated with a series of ugly looking events that are inconsistent with an efficient market. BUSS1.