Myer
Brick by Lego brick, Myer brings Christmas cheer to its windows
It’s a Lego takeover of the Myer Christmas windows which this year feature Christmas scenes made from thousands of Lego bricks.
- Cara Waters
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Battle Loyale: Why Myer and David Jones’ old rivalry has a new edge
Customer loyalty is the new frontier as Australia’s two biggest department store chains fight for shoppers.
- Jessica Yun
Myer and DJs elicit fond memories. Will they do the same for Gen Z?
With online shopping and specialist boutique rivals wooing customers away from their long-adored floors, retailers are trying new moves to keep the flame alive.
- Stephanie Wood
‘We’ve only just reset’: Myer’s appeal to youth flounders as profits sink
Customers and investors alike have punished Myer for its year of middling sales, higher costs and competition, and an ongoing robot warehouse bungle.
- Jessica Yun
Solomon Lew makes St Kilda Road bargain-basement buy
Rich lister Solomon Lew, the biggest shareholder in department store Myer, has snapped up a cheap St Kilda Road office building, nabbing it for $90 million.
- Nicole Lindsay
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- Mental health
‘It’s horrific’: Myer investigates mental health provider as counsellors claim unpaid fees
D’Accord OAS managing director dismissed counsellors trying to recoup their debts as he went on multiple lavish Mediterranean holidays.
- Eryk Bagshaw
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- Retail
Nail bars, trendy brands: 125-year-old department store Myer promises major facelift
Former Qantas Loyalty boss Olivia Wirth, now at the helm of Myer, has lifted the curtain on how she plans to turn around the department chain’s trajectory.
- Jessica Yun
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- World markets
ASX treads water on Friday as Rio Tinto slides, banks advance
The Australian sharemarket has risen after a choppy session on Wall Street but there are worries coming out of the bond market about the US government’s debt.
- Staff reporters
Robot warehouse logistics bungle hits Myer sales, profits
Myer’s new automated warehouse, which has already been delayed two years, suffered implementation issues that continue to plague the department store.
- Jessica Yun
Landmark David Jones building in Bourke Street sells for $223m
The building has sold, but the iconic department store that occupies the Bourke Street Mall site isn’t leaving as it has an 18-year lease.
- Simon Johanson
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