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Eli GreenblatSenior Business Reporter

Eli Greenblat is a senior business reporter at The Australian and leads coverage for the paper on the retail and beverages industries as well as covering issues related to supermarket regulation and competition, consumer behaviour, shopping, online retail and food and grocery suppliers. He has previously written for The Age, Sydney Morning Herald and the Australian Financial Review.

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A new BABY BUNTING store has come to Cairns and will open on December 22, 2021 at 37 Florence St, Parramatta Park.. Picture: Alison Paterson

Baby Bunting crawling back to profit growth

Once a market darling, Baby Bunting’s new CEO believes the building blocks are in place for a revival of its fortunes.

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RetailRetail

Bonds New Campaign - Tkay Maidza, Ayesha Madon - Tkay is the face of Bonds Bloody Comfy Period Underwear, the campaign launches Sunday 3rd April nationwide.

Bonds bounces back thanks to focus on affordable undies

Bonds has found its mojo again after a lengthy period of drooping sales, thanks to its focus on value packs of underwear that have hit the mark with price-conscious shoppers.

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ExclusiveBusiness

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - JANUARY 03 2025; A general view of Woolworths supermarket who have announced they will be selling Australia Day merchandise ahead of this years Australia Day on the 26th of January 2025 after taking them off the shelves last year. Picture: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Red tape and regulation clouds over new supermarkets

Australia’s largest supermarket landlord has warned if the ACCC announces new regulations on store openings it could push property developers out of the sector.

Eli Greenblat

ExclusiveBusiness

Woman looking at products on a supermarket shelf

We’re buying less meat, cheaper brands as shopping bills soar

Shoppers are cutting back on dining out, switching to cheaper brands and relying on discounts and loyalty points as household budgets come under increasing strain, a new Coles survey reveals.

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GovernanceCompanies

US President Donald Trump, ASX chief executive Helen Lofthouse, AMP chief executive Alexis George and Cochlear chief executive Dig Howitt

Bosses fail to agree on controversial diversity plan

Finance industry heavyweights failed to agree on diversity reporting guidelines for ASX-listed companies at a Friday meeting.

Eli Greenblat and David Ross

RetailRetail

New Homes side tables: Mocka, Nick Scali, Anika temple and webster

Temple & Webster considers global push as profits rocket

Australia’s most popular online furniture store is weighing up the timing on taking its brand to the world and expanding overseas.

Eli Greenblat

WineCompanies

A Penfolds wine tasting event will be held in Melbourne. For Shortcuts.

TWE chief warns of cheap wine hangover

Treasury Wine Estates boss Tim Ford believes the winemaker must wean itself off cheap wines and focus on luxury brands such as Penfolds.

Eli Greenblat

RetailRetail

Supplied pic for Home Improvement story on kitchens in HS Realestate/Home Living.Juices flowingBreville’s new flagship juicer, the Juice Fountain Cold XL ($469.95), pictured, received an Australian Good Design Award this year. The juicer has a compact footprint, while its large chute lets you juice whole fruits and vegetables at a time.It features cold-spin technology, which means you won’t end up with an unappealing warm glass of juice. breville.com

Breville production shift out of China ‘in full swing’ to beat tariffs

The kitchen appliances maker posts record interim revenue on surging demand for its coffee machines, with the group moving some production out of China to get ahead of punishing tariffs.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos DECEMBER 14, 2020: Commuters coming out of Town hall train station just before 9am, Sydney CBD is slowly getting busier after the easing of Covid restrictions bringing workers back to the CBD.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

‘Come back to the office’: Woolies CEO tells staff

Woolworths is the latest large corporation to demand workers spend more time in the office, as boss Amanda Bardwell asks her 10,000 support staff to only work from home two days a week.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 14, 2022: Generic images of JB Hi-Fi retail store on Chapel Street Prahran in inner Melbourne. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Andrew Henshaw

‘No free kick’: JB Hi-Fi boss not relying on a rate cut

Terry Smart says an interest rate cut as early as next week ’can only be good’ for shoppers, retailers and the economy, but JB Hi-Fi remains focused on value for customers.

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