MA Financial owned IP Generation caught in David Jones chaos
The owners of David Jones’ iconic Bourke Street store have been left high and dry with no bank guarantee to cover the $223.5 million store.
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The owners of David Jones’ iconic Bourke Street store have been left high and dry with no bank guarantee to cover the $223.5 million store.
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