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	<title>Comments on: JC Penney unlaunches in Australia</title>
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		<title>By: Sharon Hooker</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sharon Hooker</dc:creator>
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		<description>It&#039;s been a long time since I could bring myself to even look at JC Penney on the web, which is why I have not blogged in response to this earlier (does anybody care - probably not)!!  It was not the Aussie $$ or the supposed &quot;hefty&quot; delivery costs involved in the demise of the Australian on-line store.  
The business here was owned by a third party and was under contract to the US JCPenney.  Enter a new JCP exec who decided to impress the bigboys on his first day - found a loophole in what should have been a watertight contract that my bosses signed for Asia &amp; the Pacific - &amp; decided to use it.
No wonder the economy in the US sux when they can so easily backtrack on a written/verbal/handshake deal!!
My bosses lost a squillion in set-up costs, upfront payments for the business name etc etc and the only option - a lengthy legal battle through the US courts.  Dropped like a hot scone I&#039;m afraid.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s been a long time since I could bring myself to even look at JC Penney on the web, which is why I have not blogged in response to this earlier (does anybody care &#8211; probably not)!!  It was not the Aussie $$ or the supposed &#8220;hefty&#8221; delivery costs involved in the demise of the Australian on-line store.<br />
The business here was owned by a third party and was under contract to the US JCPenney.  Enter a new JCP exec who decided to impress the bigboys on his first day &#8211; found a loophole in what should have been a watertight contract that my bosses signed for Asia &amp; the Pacific &#8211; &amp; decided to use it.<br />
No wonder the economy in the US sux when they can so easily backtrack on a written/verbal/handshake deal!!<br />
My bosses lost a squillion in set-up costs, upfront payments for the business name etc etc and the only option &#8211; a lengthy legal battle through the US courts.  Dropped like a hot scone I&#8217;m afraid.</p>
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