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Journalist. Former @TheAthletic, @Wired, @Insider. My new book on the unseen world of test engineering is now available for pre-order.
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Allan Gray Australia strengthens retail distribution team

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By Alex Davies
| EIN Presswire
Allan Gray Australia has recruited two BDMs to service financial advisers. SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, September 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Allan Gray Australia has strengthened its Retail Distribution team with the appointment of experienced business development manager Matthew Roberts, following the recent addition of Business Development Manager Finnbar Stenmark.
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How Amazon's same-day grocery delivery works, from farm to doorstep

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By Alex Davies
| Amazon News
From cherry inspectors to banana ripening rooms, here's how Amazon delivers fresh, affordable groceries to your door the same day.
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What does ITV selling to Sky mean for advertising

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By Alex Davies
| The Media Leader UK Verified
Opinion The sale of ITV Media & Entertainment to Sky could bring the independent broadcaster into an existing, more connected advertiser ecosystem, writes Goodstuff’s head of broadcast. With the confirmation that ITV has agreed to sell its Media & Entertainment business, including its broadcast channels and ITVX, to Comcast-owned Sky for £1.6bn, British broadcasting has reached a defining moment. There will, of course, be scrutiny.
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