The rise and fall of Susan Day Cakes

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Australia's Susan Day Cakes, a family-owned bakery, is up for sale due to a lack of foresighted management. Concerned more with enjoying a luxurious lifestyle, the family spent profits that needed to be reinvested in the business. As a result, equipment was not modernized, promotions faltered and store shelf space dwindled. Unsecured debt stands at A$2.8 million.

Retail Bakeries, Bakery Products, Retail Bakeries (Mfg & Sales), Management, Bakers and bakeries, Bakeries, Susan Day Cakes

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When push comes to shove

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Issues are presented concerning the benefits which can be gained by startup business enterprises from the use of business accelerators. The business accelerator services offered by ePark to Xpertcorp are discussed.

Financial services industry, Finance, Financial services, Services, New business enterprises, Startups, Xpertcorp, ePark

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