Twist in beauty chain’s $8.5m collapse
Creditors have decided that what remains of a limping beauty chain will remain in business as they seek to recover a percentage of their debts.
Retail
Woolies display blasted as a ‘disgrace’
Matt Canavan has blasted Woolworths as “a disgrace” for promoting Chinese New Year while ditching Australia Day.
‘Show respect’: Retailer joins Aus Day boycott
Another major retailer has announced that it won’t be recognising Australia Day, declaring that it is an “inclusive organisation”.
Supermarket boss stuns with Aus Day call
The director of a major supermarket chain who has vowed to sell Australia Day merchandise has made a surprising call on changing the date.
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Warning over empty supermarket shelves
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Hidden reason behind grocery price spike
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One sign WA is behind the times
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One big Aussie brand shunning Russia
One major Australian fashion brand has suspended all sales in Russia amid the ongoing conflict.
Aussies go crazy for sweet deal
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Huge change to Bonds underwear
Your shopping experience at Bonds is about to massively change after the company made a bold announcement ahead of Mardi Gras.
Proxies support Wesfarmers’ $760m API bid
All four of Australia’s influential proxy advisory firms have backed Wesfarmers’s $760m takeover bid for Priceline owner Australian Pharmaceutical Industries.
Wild supermarket trolley invention
A clever supermarket trolley invention has removed the hassle of having to remember reusable bags when heading to do the groceries.
Ikea pulls out of Russia over invasion
The furniture giant has joined multiple global businesses in suspending their Russian operations, announcing a move that will impact over 15,000 workers.
David Jones to raise prices as inflation bites
David Jones will be forced to raise its prices this year as it faces inflationary pressure from its own brand suppliers and rising shipping and freight costs.
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