ASX slips for fifth straight session
The share market extended its losses on Thursday, as property, energy and material stocks dragged the benchmark lower.
Retail
Woolies’ move to display Aboriginal flag
Woolworths offices will display Indigenous flags in support of reconciliation as the company faces backlash over its Australia Day decision.
Aussies backing Woolies boycott revealed
Australians have voted and shared how they feel about Peter Dutton’s call to boycott Woolies over its Australia Day call.
Furniture retailer shuts down ‘most stores’
An Australian homewares retailer is shutting down 80 per cent of its stores after 30 years in business, while a massive clearance sale is underway.
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Outrage over popular Bunnings product
Bunnings is under pressure to pull a popular product from its shelves as public outrage grows for one reason.
Coles upbeat as economy reopens
Keeping its stores Covid-safe cost $30m in January alone as Omicron spread, but Coles expects sales to rise as the economy opens up and consumers learn to live with Covid.
What Coles shoppers will see more of
Coles is set to benefit from bargain-hunting shoppers as the supermarket giant rolls out more and more own-brand products, experts say.
Amazon’s Australian revenue nears $2bn
Amazon’s revenue in Australia is racing towards the $2bn mark after accelerating through Covid-19 lockdowns.
‘Untenable’: Pay-as-you-feel restaurant closes
Pay-as-you-feel social enterprise Lentil As Anything will soon shut the doors of its three Melbourne restaurants, blaming these reasons.
Casino mega-merger all but snuffed out
A merger between two of Australia’s most powerful gambling companies looks increasingly unlikely after a comment made during an earnings call on Thursday.
Price rises ‘a last resort’ for Kmart owner
One of Australia’s biggest retail stables has revealed just how badly it was affected by coronavirus lockdowns and supply chain woes.
Genius way Bunnings scares off shoplifters
A former Bunnings employee has revealed the secret behind the methods and tactics they deter people from shoplifting.
Dumb post that saw Woolies nix job offer
An unvaccinated Victorian has been reportedly caught out about a lie they told in a job interview in the most spectacular way.
‘Prices are sharp’: JB Hi-Fi’s warning
Home appliances are set to be particularly impacted, while other experts have highlighted that key beauty products are also set to rise.
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