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ASX-listed mobile satellite technology firm Beam Communications has signed a retail partnership with outdoor adventure superstore Anaconda Group to sell its ZOLEO satellite messaging solution and accessories.

Kogan.com registered its second consecutive win as Australia's favourite online store at last night's Australia Post Online Retail Industry Awards Gala event at the International Convention Centre, Sydney.

The founders of online retailer, Kogan.com, have "reluctantly" unloaded $42 million worth of the company's shares just a week after they tried to sell an even bigger tranche, an event that led to the share price falling.

Kogan has continued its policy of underpromising and overdelivering in the 2016-17 financial year, proudly boasting of significantly outperforming the prospectus forecasts on “all key metrics” with all figures up.

Always on the lookout for a win-win deal for Kogan and its customers, the daring e-tailer has primed its newest promotion for today only to get 10% back.

Online discount retailer Kogan.com has added a raft of leading international brands to its range of products, saying that 830,000 Australians have shopped with it over the past 12 months.

Solid trading and consumer spending over the Christmas shopping period helped boost Kogan.com’s financial performance, with the online discount retailer reporting a strong second quarter exceeding expectations for November and December.

Online discount retailer Kogan has launched its own gift cards and made them available at more than 2000 retail outlets nationally.

Online retailer Kogan has rebounded from an uninspiring debut on the ASX to come in ahead of forecasts with a 5.4% jump in revenue to $211.16 million and a lift in profits for the year to the end of June.

Ruslan Kogan and Vodafone are making an announcement at 11am today, dubbed to ‘significantly benefit Australian consumers.’

Kogan is on a journey to become the Amazon of Australia, selling just about anything and everything worth selling which now includes travel!

Many Australians, it seems, are doing most of their Christmas shopping during office hours by going online, presumably at work, according to data just released by one of the country’s biggest online retailers.