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Both parties have agreed to cease any actions of opposition of a four-year dispute. Domino’s and tech company Precision Tracking have announced that they settled their long-running legal battle over the GPS Driver Tracker Technology.

This is also the brand's first outlet in South Australia. The Bavarian, operated by Rockpool Dining Group, has announced that they opened their 23rd store in Westfield Tea Tree Plaza last October 25. The site’s has menu offerings such as crispy pork knuckle, crackling pork belly, classic German and gourmet sausages, shared platters, and a range of traditional and loaded schnitzels. “Our Bavarian restaurants have a large and loyal following across the country and we’re thrilled to bringing our first, affordable and family-friendly destination to South Australia,” Thomas Pash, CEO of Rockpool Dining Group, said. “We encourage everyone to come along to The Bavarian Tea Tree’s Oktoberfest weekend for a taste of true Bavarian hospitality, great food and entertainment for the whole family.”  

He will replace Stephen Lonie. Retail Food Group has announced that they have appointed Peter George as the new chairman of the group. George was recently appointed to the board of directors last September 25 as non-executive director. He has past experiences as the executive chairman of Nynex Limited and as non-executive director for Asciano Limited and Optus Communications. “The resolution of this dispute is on mutually satisfactory terms and is the culmination of 4 years of very hard work. We now look forward to focusing on engineering and the creation of innovative solutions and technology that give our clients the edge,” George said.

It will be the 28th site in the state.

The bakery chain is set to open four more stores in Australia before the year ends.

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Another store is set to open in the city in January 2019.

The coffee chain has plans to open 100 stores in the country for the next five years. The Coffee Club’s operator, Minor Food, has announced that they entered a joint venture agreement with the private equity firm Vietnam Investments Group to bring the coffee chain in Vietnam. This will be Minor’s fourth brand for their portfolio in Vietnam, following the launch of The Pizza Company, Swensen’s and Thai Express. The Coffee Club has 400 outlets across Australia, New Zealand, Maldives, Seychelles, Thailand, Indonesia and United Arab Emirates. “This is a great step forward for The Coffee Club as it makes its first entry into Vietnam. With the flourishing coffee market and favorable macro trend, we are very optimistic about the opportunity to strengthen our presence in the country and grow The Coffee Club brand nationwide,” Paul Kenny, CEO of Minor Food, said. “Together with VI Group’s proven experience and well-established platform in Vietnam, we are confident that we can replicate the same success of The Coffee Club in other markets.”

CEO Nick Keenan says the brand is eyeing to diversify its business offering.

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Another store is set to open in the country by 2019.