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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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BeveragesCompanies

Generic pics of people dining out. Melbourne cafe generic. Melbourne restaurant generic. Will Keenan, Callum McDermot and Fergus Morrison enjoy a beer on Lygon Street. Picture: Jake Nowakowski

Could colder months hit demand for malt?

Will the colder months hit outdoor venues and disrupt drinking patterns again?

Professional servicesFinancial Services

Deloitte to reimburse Covid pay cuts

Profit performance in the first half allow the firm to pay back wages to staff who swallowed pay cuts earlier in the year.

MarketsMarkets

Wrap frill summer dress, $79.95, Universal Store

Universal Store shines in delayed ASX debut

The collapse of the trading platform on Monday allowed the clothing retailer’s shares to list but left investors unable to buy and sell the stock.

China tradeRetail

Bellamy's Organic infant formula. Picture: PETER HEMPHILL

Bellamy’s owner wins China approval

China Mengniu Dairy Company has trumpeted the big win for its Bellamy’s business.

WINE EXPORTCompanies

Mitchell Taylor of Taylors Wines

China shipment worries winemaker

Taylors Wine chief executive Mitchell Taylor will know just before Christmas if he will be the latest victim of souring trade relations with China.

Halliday’s top 100 winesFood & Drink

NWNAUSNEWSFriends gather for celebrationary drinks, L-R Jaye Klein, Cheyenne Checker, Teagan, Tattersall, Holly Pender and Ashleigh Rollings.Pictured at Burleigh Heads, QldPhotography : Russell ShakespeareContact is Holly on 0499993961

After virus come grape expectations

The storm has lifted, the borders are opening and summer approaches with the promise of freedoms the virus and the winter denied us.

PETER LALOR and Eli Greenblat

RetailRetail

old classic tin robot with clipping path

Santa’s toy deliveries could be delayed by Covid

It’s enough to make the toy industry take its bat and ball and go home.

Trading DayTrading Day

The ASX board is seen in Sydney, Thursday, June 25, 2020. Qantas announced it will cut at least 6,000 jobs across all parts of the business and continue to stand down 15000 employees as part of its plan to recover from the impact of the COVID pandemic. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

ASX slips; ends the week higher

ASX higher for the week as SOHN speakers give their tips for investing.

Samantha Bailey and David Rogers

RetailRetail

12/11/2020CEO Rob Scott and Chm Michael Chaney of Wesfarmers before Wesfarmers AGM in PerthPic Colin Murty The Australian

Governments ‘drowning’ in debt: Chaney

The Wesfarmers chairman stressed the need for substantial economic reform in the face of the mountain of debt the government has run up.

Trading DayTrading Day

Pedestrians walk past a Telstra Corp. Discovery store in Melbourne, Australia, on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2016. Telstra, Australia's biggest phone company, is scheduled to report half-year results on Feb. 18. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

ASX snaps 5-day winning streak

ASX closes firmly lower despite hitting an 8-month high in early trade, while Telstra surged on restructure news.

Samantha Bailey and David Rogers

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