Toy retailer announces wild $1 auction
A major toy retailer is exiting Australia but not before clearing out its warehouses with a last-minute clearance auction, with prices starting at just $1.
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CEO of high-end brand calls time
The boss of one of Australia’s leading luxury personal products brands has quit after 20 years and is taking a “sabbatical”.
Bunnings announces game-changing move
Everyone is well-acquainted with multiple trips to Bunnings for forgotten items, but a new venture with Uber may change everything.
‘Saving time and money’: Last-minute Xmas shopping tips
Savvy shoppers and retail experts have revealed their top tips on how Australians can get the most out of their Christmas spending. But they must adopt a buyer beware attitude.
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‘Fiddling’: Surcharge crackdown lashed
A crackdown on card surcharges has been criticised as “fiddling around the edges while Rome burns”.
‘Cultural appropriation’: TV pitch turns ugly
A Shark Tank-style reality TV show found itself embroiled in a bitter race row after a pair of entrepeneurs pitched their version of a popular Asian drink.
Small town’s ‘up yours’ to fast-food chains
A small South Australian town is pushing back against the introduction of fast-food chains near schools.
Price of Christmas favourite set to soar
The price of this Christmas specialty is set to soar, with experts warning it could be the last chance for Australians to buy it cheap.
TimTam question Coles, Woolies can’t answer
Coles and Woolworths senior executives have dodged questions on why a packet of TimTams is cheaper in the UK than it is in Australia.
Aussies revolt as classic word offends
It’s as Aussie as meat pies and the Harbour Bridge – but this iconic phrase is now at risk after being branded “unprofessional”.
Aussie shares rise on Wall St rebound
Aussie shares crept higher on Wednesday on the back of a Wall St rebound, despite a sharp sell off in heavyweight mining and energy stocks.
Sign business spirits have lifted
One of Australia’s biggest banks has issued a warning about business confidence after the latest figures were revealed.
‘Sadness’: Popular gym to close after 20 years
A popular Fitness First will close after the chain failed to secure a lease, saying it is “disappointed” with the decision.
Make or break: Desperate plea for rate cut
Retailers slammed by a slow economy are begging the RBA to cut rates before an “invaluable” six-week pre-Christmas trading period.
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