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David Jones CEO Scott Fyfe, Qantas Loyalty CEO Andrew Glance, and brand ambassador, model and actress Megan Gale.

The price of loyalty: David Jones shoppers to bank Qantas points in revamped scheme

A partnership with Qantas is a key plank of David Jones’ new rewards program, to be unveiled in September.

  • Jessica Yun and Chris Zappone

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Jenny Cheah, managing director of South-East Asia, Oceania and India for global beauty brand Sephora.

How beauty giants are battling it out for Australian shoppers

Since entering the Australian market a decade ago, Sephora has struggled to dominate the beauty retail market, with stiff competition from Mecca.

  • Lauren Ironmonger
Myer is at the beginning of a multi-year transformation journey, said CEO Olivia Wirth.

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
Kmart is changing its store format to lure younger customers in and get shoppers to spend more.

Inside Kmart’s new store layout designed to get Gen Z to spend more

Driving up social media engagement with Gen Z is part of Kmart managing director Aleks Spaseska’s goal of doubling sales to $22 billion.

  • Jessica Yun
Shoppers will be hoping for a battle that will deliver bigger and broader discounts.

Your next shop will be a lot cheaper as big supermarkets go to war

Customers will be hoping a battle ensues that produces bigger and broader discounts, not just a contest for collectible toys.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Maison de Sabre co-founder Omar Sabre (left) has slammed the popularity of dupe products as “completely unacceptable”, as Sportsgirl pulls its imitation fruit-shaped bag charms off shelves.

‘They’re fakes’: Maison de Sabre founder condemns dupes as Sportsgirl pulls items

Just as there are Ferraris and there are Hondas, the Australian-based luxury accessories brand has said Australians shouldn’t accept dupe products.

  • Jessica Yun
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Three years on, there have been so few big ideas presented from either party that we’re left with little else to discuss than the price of eggs.

What did the election have to do with the price of eggs? Sadly, quite a lot

Three years on, there have been so few big ideas presented from either party that we’re left with little else to discuss than the price of eggs.

  • Victoria Devine
Woolworths.

Woolworths sales fall behind Coles as price battle rages

Australia’s two biggest supermarkets are in a battle to lower prices in the cost-of-living crisis and win back the trust and dollars of customers.

  • Jessica Yun
Coles is seeing deflation among several fresh food and packaged goods.

Coles on alert for Trump tariff fallout as supermarket prices cool

Australia’s second-biggest supermarket said consumer sentiment was showing signs of improvement – but Trump’s tariffs have injected uncertainty into the mix.

  • Jessica Yun
The company’s ultra low cost Amazon Haul store considered the idea of listing import charges on certain products.

Trump blasts Bezos over putting tariff prices on Amazon goods

Amazon.com said it will not display the cost of US tariffs on products after President Trump called Jeff Bezos to complain.

  • Skylar Woodhouse and Matt Day

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