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Derek Rose

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Kmart returns checkouts to store exits following customer outcry

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By Derek Rose
| 7News
Two dozen more Kmart stores will be refurbished with a new format that moves the cash registers back to the store entrances, and the group is also trialling a new concept store for home goods. Kmart Group managing director Aleksandra Spaseska told analysts on Wednesday that 16 of the roughly 300 Kmarts in Australia had already been converted to the “Plan C+” format, which features entry and exit gates and relocated cash registers.
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We Tested the Best Non-Electric Coffee Makers—Here Are Our Top 10 Picks

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By Erin Meister, Derek Rose
| The Spruce Eats
Credit: The Spruce Eats Brewing coffee with a non-electric device generally has a more personal feel than an automated machine. From pour-over to French press, every step is done by hand, and, similar to cooking, the final result tastes like something you created yourself. The advantages of non-electric brewers don’t end there. They are typically more affordable than electric coffee makers and more compact; many are small enough to store in cupboards.
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Guzman y Gomez to close eight Chicago restaurants after failing to crack US market

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By Derek Rose
| 7News
A popular Mexican-themed fast food chain has become the latest Australian company whose dreams of cracking the vast American market have ended in failure. Guzman y Gomez is closing eight restaurants in the Chicago suburbs, two years after it raised $335.1 million in a highly touted stock exchange float to fund its global expansion plans.
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