THE cult back-to-school accessoriser Smiggle, where a lunchbox can cost A$63 (S$55), may soon open up its books to investors. Smiggle’s owner, Sydney-listed Premier Investments, said on Monday (Aug 21 ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Stationery brand Smiggle and sleepwear business Peter Alexander will be spun off from Premier Investments’ portfolio of brands next year ...

It’s more than a year since billionaire retailer Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments sacked John Cheston, the head of its kids’ stationery chain Smiggle, for alleged “serious misconduct”. But it’s fair ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Business. Followed categories will be added to My News. Smiggle has now lost three more important executives, The Australian can reveal, who have followed Mr ...

Smiggle has now lost three more important executives, The Australian can reveal, who have followed Mr Cheston out the door and who are believed to have tendered their resignations soon after Mr ...