‘We could have saved Catch’, says Kogan.com boss
Kogan.com boss Ruslan Kogan would have bought rival Catch if given the chance, rather than see it shut down by Wesfarmers.
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McGuigan winemaker Australian Vintage, is backing a less is more type approach for wine with the launch of Poco Vino, a smaller but stylish packaging format.
Breakfast bonanza heats up growth at Guzman y Gomez
Guzman y Gomez is doing a roaring trade in tacos and brekkie burritos, positioning it to beat its prospectus profit forecasts but an earnings miss has sent the shares diving.
Reject Shop boosts sales, lifts dividend
The Reject Shop has built its reputation over 40 years as a store where value is king amid tougher economic times, and the retailer has pulled off record sales, higher profit and hiked up its dividend.
Wesfarmers warns of economic dangers despite rate cut
Wesfarmers CEO Rob Scott warns we are “not out of the woods yet” on the economy as dangers still persist despite this week’s cut in interest rates.
‘Retrograde’: Super CEO slams calls to dump diversity changes
The peak superannuation body remains aggrieved at a decision to axe corporate governance reforms including diversity changes, saying business leaders should ‘rise above politics’.
Super Retail hit by increasing theft
Investors edthe embattled retailer as profit fell more than expected, hit by inflationary pressures and rising costs. To make matters worse, theft has spiked at Rebel.
Chicken back on the menu as rate relief spurs takeaway sales
Australia’s largest chicken producer Inghams expects the rate cut will help ease cost-of-living pressures and boost sales at fast-food chains and restaurants.
Hungry appetite: US chain Firehouse Subs heading to Australia
Retail Food Group, which owns Donut King, Brumby’s Bakery and Gloria Jean’s, is looking to take a bite out of the local $1.7bn sandwich market by rolling out Firehouse Subs stores.
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