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Profit downgrade was turning point

Myer CEO Bernie Brookes didn't know it at the time, but the profit downgrade he issued in May last year was a turning point for the group and its shareholders.
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Myer CEO Bernie Brookes didn't know it at the time, but the profit downgrade he issued in May last year was a turning point for the group and its shareholders.

Malcolm Maiden, Page 38
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The article says Myer CEO Bernie Brookes issued a profit downgrade in May last year, and that downgrade was described as a turning point for the group and its shareholders.

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