Australian retailer David Jones – sold at a loss by Woolworths – enters business rescue

Australia’s 188-year-old department store chain, David Jones, was placed ⁠into voluntary administration – similar to South Africa’s business rescue process – on Thursday as rising costs, sluggish retail sales and supply chain pressures ⁠weighed on its business.

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