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eBay to launch membership program eBay Plus in Australia
As the retail sector waits for Amazon to launch its Prime service down under, eBay has today announced the launch of its own membership program, eBay Plus, in Australia.
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Fulfilment by Amazon launches for Aussie businesses today
Aussie businesses registered to sell on Amazon’s Australian Marketplace will be able to access Fulfilment by Amazon (FBA) from today.
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A lesson about self awareness from PagerDuty cofounder Alex Solomon
Before launching IT operations management platform PagerDuty in 2009, Alex Solomon had earned his street cred as a software engineer for Amazon.
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Airtasker launches 12 month grocery delivery trial with Coles
Fresh off raising $33 million Series C round in October, Airtasker is gearing up for a busy Christmas period, today announcing a partnership with Coles to trial a delivery service across 64 Sydney stores.
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Amazon announces first Australian fulfilment centre in Melbourne
A few months after confirming its plans to set up shop in Australia, Amazon has today announced the opening of a fulfilment centre in Dandenong South.
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Upwire is an online creation tool streamlining the development of communication systems
Working to simplify the process behind creating and initiating voice, email, and SMS communication is Sydney-startup Upwire.
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Catch Group to establish bricks-and-mortar presence in Melbourne
Catch Group has announced that it will be expanding its Catch (no longer ‘of the day’) offering offline, with the introduction of a bricks-and-mortar store.
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Amazon announces it’s bringing its retail offering to Australia
After months of speculation, Amazon confirmed in a brief statement that it will be launching its retail offering in Australia.
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Amazon launches monthly subscription box for kids aimed at promoting STEM education
Providing parents an easy way to introduce STEM to their kids, Amazon has launched STEM Club, a monthly subscription box filled with STEM toys.
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Australian consumers and retailers consumers keen on cross-border ecommerce
According to KPMG, 35 percent of online purchases made in Australia and New Zealand were imported, with 25 percent coming from North America and Europe.
