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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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Local muso Dani Young would hopes that Coles does not pull there TimTam's in the near future.

Comfort foods to survive lockdown

The pandemic has created boom time conditions for one iconic brand as Aussies stock up on their favourite foods.

RetailingCompanies

21/8/20: Wooloworths CEO Brad Banducci at their Sydney offices for the retailer's full year results. John Feder/The Australian.

Woolworths rides a structural shift

Woolworths boss Brad Banducci says Australian retail is undergoing major change, as online sales are boosted in the pandemic.

RETAILCompanies

21/8/20: Wooloworths CEO Brad Banducci at their Sydney offices for the retailer's full year results. John Feder/The Australian.

Endeavour spin-off still on Woolies’ agenda

Woolworths isn’t letting the COVID-19 global pandemic ruin its plans for a spin-off of its $10bn Endeavour Group pubs, hotels and liquor arm.

RetailCompanies

jc201144 shops Westfield Garden City new store feature Manager of City Chic Ann Collins

City Chic sales higher with move into US

City Chic online penetration now at 65 per cent of total sales.

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ESCAPE: TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY KATIA DOLMADJIAN This picture shows Moet et Chandon champagne being poured in glasses in Epernay, eastern France on April 20, 2016. - Between Reims and Epernay, the major champagne houses still employ a

Champagne runs dry in Woolies’ Moet dispute

Woolworths is embroiled in a protracted price battle with upmarket brands including Moet, Chandon, Krug and Dom Perignon.

Car dealersCompanies

PICTURE ON HOLD UNTIL May 31st The century-old AP Eagers has gone from assembling model T fords in 1903 to the largest car retailer in the country preparing for the advent of electric cars. Now it is planning to take over Perth-based AHG to create a car selling giant. CEO Martin Ward in the showroom. Pic Mark Cranitch.

Holden’s exit proves costly for Eagers

Car dealer Eagers’ half-year profit slumped 80pc, and it axed its dividend, amid costs forced by its loss of the Holden brand.

TakeoversCompanies

Sunday mail road test iced coffee January 2019 Bean Bar Dare

Lion back on hunt as dairy sale sours

The proposed sale quickly became embroiled in politics and international trade.

RetailCompanies

25/8/20: Mosaic Brands CEO Scott Evans at their offices in Sydney. Mosaic Brands handed down its annual results today. John Feder/The Australian.

Just watch us: Mosaic’s threat to shut stores

Retailer Mosaic warns mall landlords who refuse to give ground on rent that it may cut its store network by about a third.

RetailCompanies

Supplied photograph of clothing section at Rebel Sport Brisbane, Sunday, July 26, 2020

Super Retail chief calls sunset on aggressive store roll outs

One-off costs dented Super Retail’s profit, but a surge in sales momentum has accelerated into the new financial year.

RetailCompanies

The Shaver Shop CEO Cameron Fox in the Shaver Shop Melbourne Central Store. Picture:Ian Currie

Shaver Shop’s ‘incredible year’

Shaver Shop says the big switch to shopping from home has worked well for customers and investors, with full-year profit booming.

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