Pet Circle bets on technology overhaul to deliver maiden profit
Sales growth has slowed at the pet supplies giant, but new CEO Alistair Venn says a $30 million technology upgrade has put it in a strong position.
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Sales growth has slowed at the pet supplies giant, but new CEO Alistair Venn says a $30 million technology upgrade has put it in a strong position.
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