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  • Stolen Hyundai notebooks expose channel stoush

    The theft of a consignment of Hyundai-badged laptops last month could become a flashpoint for conflict between the local distributor of the brand and the company that controls its distribution license.

  • PC-Club faces tough questions over stolen laptops

    Australian Hyundai PC distributorship, Hyundai MultiCAV, yesterday began investigating why it had no record of importing 680 Hyundai-badged notebooks its appointed system assembler PC Club supplied to a Bankstown PC reseller last month.

  • Nokia on back foot in US class action over mobiles

    There have been two breakthroughs for US consumers taking legal action against Nokia over allegations it had been selling faulty mobile handsets, with a NSW government investigation of similar claims in Australia continuing to influence the cases.

  • Nokia tries blocking NSW Fair Trading Dept files from US court

    Nokia USA wants files on the NSW Department of Fair Trading investigation of Nokia Australia over its 8210 series mobile phones kept out of a class action law suit against the company, currently in its preliminary phase in a California court.

  • E-store may have traded while insolvent: Administrator

    E-store has temporarily ceased trading on the advice of its administrator, which yesterday revealed the company may have been trading while insolvent and is likely to enter liquidation tomorrow.

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