News for Mosaic Brands Limited (MOZ.AX)

The ASX 200 surged today following the release of promising inflation data, hinting at economic stability ahead.

ASX surges on investor optimism as inflation data ignites hopes for a potential rate cut.

Women’s clothing brands Millers and Noni B will close their doors after receivers for parent company Mosaic Brands failed to secure a buyer. More than 250 stores, 11 of which are in New Zealand, are expected to close by April leaving about 930 workers without jobs. Millers and Noni B were the ASX-listed company’s last […]

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Mosaic Brands, the Australian fashion retail company behind clothing brands including Rivers, Katies and Millers, has been placed into voluntary administration.

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Australia’s largest women’s fashion retailer group says it plans to shutter five of its brands and close stores as it works to put its finances on a sound footing. Mosaic Brands said on Monday it would exit half of 10 brands, including all stores and websites. Mosaic said closure of the Rockmans, Autograph, Crossroads, W.Lane […]

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The ASX200 made a small recovery today after the torrid start to the week, closing up a quarter of a per cent to about 7700 points.

Aussie markets have somehow pulled of a miracle gain despite two horror sessions this week.

Australia caught a dose of the technology flu on Friday, following the US market lower with the ASX 200 shedding 0.2%.

The ASX closed the week 0.15 of a per cent lower. However, consumer staples and energy traded strongly. IT and financials were down reflecting weakness in US markets overnight. IT was down 2.73 per cent while financials shed about half a per cent.

SILK Laser says strong sales have reinforced the idea that the nature of its services and products is in fact essential and not discretionary.

The ASX has waddled to a -0.85% result on a day that saw Megado rewarded for buying a bit of Quebec, and two titans of industry going to war in WA.

A huge week for local and global markets has ended with the ASX200 up % but the small cap indices down 0.84%.

Aussie markets have started the end of the week flipping from -0.4% to +0.3%, with Pantera Minerals (ASX:PFE) riding manganese up the charts.

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