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  • No need to sugarcoat: Candy Club report sweet revenue increase
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    No need to sugarcoat: Candy Club report sweet revenue increase

    Let’s face it. Candy and chocolate taste way WAY better than carrot sticks with hummus. And even if you swear by your rabbit food, the size of the global confectionery market speaks for itself. Estimated to be valued at USD $210.3 billion in 2019 and rising by a compound annual growth rate of 3.6%, the

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  • Would you like potato & gravy with that? Pure Foods Tasmania sales jump 70%
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    Would you like potato & gravy with that? Pure Foods Tasmania sales jump 70%

    Opening up the quarterly report from Pure Foods Tasmania (ASX: PFT), you are greeted by a stunning vista from where you’d rather be, good enough to rattle us locked down Victorians (please let us out please let us out please let us out).  I digress. Founded in 2015 to acquire, grow and develop premium food

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  • Etherstack lands big kahuna with $11.6m Samsung 5G integration deal
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    Etherstack lands big kahuna with $11.6m Samsung 5G integration deal

    When working in telecommunications, a tick of approval doesn’t come much bigger than one from Samsung which has agreed to integrate wireless tech company Etherstack’s (ASX: ESK) products into their 5G networks. The 5-year deal valued at $11.6m will see Samsung embed Etherstack’s MCPTX network component into their 5G networks. This will enable the facilitation

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  • Removalist company to sponsor Katie Hopkins on working visa
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    Removalist company to sponsor Katie Hopkins on working visa

    It has not taken long for Katie Hopkins to find new work in Australia after big fired as the host of Big Brother, with the controversial media personality answering the call to fill a shortage of removalists on the Eastern seaboard.  Following her sacking from Big Brother, her working visa issued by Seven West Media

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  • As commissions plunge, young traders are going for broker
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    As commissions plunge, young traders are going for broker

    Australia might not yet have the zero-cost broking model for local shares popularised by the US platform Robinhood – or not yet anyway – but that hasn’t stopped younger Australians from discovering the delights of share trading. Call them millennials or Zoomers, they’ve been using their latest lockdown time to good effect. What’s more, they’re

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    Tackling heart attacks with world first implantable monitoring device

    A heart attack can feel like literally anything. A sore arm, jaw pain, nausea… The list goes on. Difficulty in recognising a heart attack due to atypical symptoms increases for women, elderly and diabetics. The wide scope of symptoms can often result in costly emergency room visits and tests just to discover simple indigestion is

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