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Retail King’s Rants Can’t Hide the Real Problem at Smiggle

Premier Investments probes claims that former Smiggle CEO fostered misconduct including gambling, bullying, and sexual harassment, with $5.2 million clawed back, amid ongoing leadership search.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The shock allegations from retail legend Solomon Lew this week point to a bigger headache for his multibillion-dollar retail empire.

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Retail king’s rants can’t hide the real problem at Smiggle

The shock allegations from retail legend Solomon Lew this week point to a bigger headache for his multibillion-dollar retail empire.

·Sydney, Australia
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The West AustralianThe West Australian
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REVEALED: The sensational claims against sacked Smiggle boss

Premier Investments’ billionaire chair Solomon Lew has made a string of allegations against a ‘mob’ of former senior executives, including the sacked boss of kids stationery juggernaut Smiggle.

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Australian Financial ReviewAustralian Financial Review
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Premier probe into Smiggle alleges culture of serious misconduct

Billionaire Solomon Lew has alleged that bribery, gambling, sexual harassment and bullying occurred within Premier Investments’ Smiggle portfolio.

·Sydney, Australia
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The QueenslanderThe Queenslander

Lovisa CEO denies misconduct allegations at Smiggle

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Australian Financial Review broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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