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Australian Vintage [ASX:AVG] Shares Jump 10% as It Undertakes Strategic Review - Vimarsana News

Australian Vintage [ASX:AVG] Shares Jump 10% as It Undertakes Strategic Review

Australian Vintage shares jump 10% as the company announces a strategic review to unlock shareholder value. The review will be run by the corporate advisory firm E&P.

Diraq, MicroTau, Australian Vintage, OmnisOva, AdvanCell Isotopes, Enviropacific Services among Australian companies to receive research grants for innovation - Vimarsana News

Diraq, MicroTau, Australian Vintage, OmnisOva, AdvanCell Isotopes, Enviropacific Services among Australian companies to receive research grants for innovation

Twenty-four deep technology and science-based firms will share in $50 million of federal collaborative research grants to be announced on Friday.

Source: afr.com
The best alcohol-free beers, wines and mocktails available in shops for Dry July - Vimarsana News

The best alcohol-free beers, wines and mocktails available in shops for Dry July

From beers, wines and spirits to mocktail-style drinks available ready to pour, here is a list of options available for you right now.

Endeavour Group 'eyes further wine buys' - Vimarsana News

Endeavour Group 'eyes further wine buys'

Australian winemaker, pub group operator and liquor chain brand owner Endeavour Group hinted it sees opportunities grow its portfolio.

Retail recession: Fear factor grips retailers as spending slows - Vimarsana News

Retail recession: Fear factor grips retailers as spending slows

A sharp slide in sales is forcing retailers to accelerate discounting and promotions amid warnings that the downturn in consumer spending could be deeper than during the early 1990s recession.

Source: afr.com