Coke is it for Billson’s drinks
The Coca-Cola Company has bought the alcoholic ready-to-drink range from failed Victorian beverages producer Billson’s.
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Festive fever: Shoppers embark on $70bn spending spree
Despite many economic reasons not to loosen the purse strings, Australian shoppers are forecast to spend $70bn in the run-up to Christmas.
Woolies prioritises Christmas food after strike disruption
The three-week strike at Woolworths warehouses saw shelves go empty, now the retailer will focus on key Christmas food lines like cooking ingredients and snacks as it restocks shelves.
Lew a step closer to Myer dream
Myer’s billion-dollar deal to buy apparel brands from Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments has been deemed ‘fair and reasonable’ by an independent expert.
Leaked documents reveal rocky start to Solomon Lew’s British adventure
Premier Investments’ Peter Alexander sleepwear brand is trading 61.6 per cent below budget in the UK, and Solomon Lew’s other fashion brands in Australia are facing sliding sales growth and a wages blowout.
No let-up in challenges for retailers: Lew
Solomon Lew did not give a full trading update at Premier Investments’ AGM on Friday but did say that cost-of-living pressures remain a global issue as shoppers look for bargains.
Court to consider verdict in Super Retail whistleblower case
The Super Retail court case has ended on a day in which senior counsel for the whistleblowers sensationally stepped down in the morning and lawyers argued over whether a deal was struck.
Piper-Heidsieck pops cork on champagne renaissance
Its first brand ambassador was Marie Antoinette, the last Queen of France, and a new sponsorship deal with the Australian Open tennis will lift champagne brand Piper-Heidsieck’s visibility.
Whistleblower statement defamed Super Retail, court told
The Federal Court hearing involving two sacked former senior executives of Super Retail Group has heard allegations a statement put out by their lawyers defamed the retailer.
‘Absurd’ to argue over 250 products in supermarkets fake discounts trial
The judge hearing the ACCC’s case against Woolworths and Coles over alleged fake discounts says it’s ‘absurd’ to argue over all 250 grocery products identified as ‘fake’ by the regulator as the case snakes its way through the Federal Court.
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