Big hitters divided on proposed carbon border levy
Economists and business groups say a carbon border tax could fuel inflation, but major manufacturers have welcomed the start of talks to level the playing field.
Economists and business groups say a carbon border tax could fuel inflation, but major manufacturers have welcomed the start of talks to level the playing field.
Who will win the race to become the next Liberal candidate for Higgins was surely raised during former retailer Richard Murray’s coffee date with Peter Costello this week.
When Brooke Donnelly heads into a Coles store, she not only gets a real world view of its sustainability initiatives but also a stark reminder what its customers want.
Myer boss John King won’t let higher interest rates and geopolitical risks be the Grinch for the retailer.
Jacob’s Creek was one of the biggest selling Australian wines in China before tariffs ruined the business, but its boss has warned not to expect a miracle if tariffs are dismantled.
A ‘two speed’ market has emerged, says Richies boss Fred Harrison, as some shoppers fill their baskets with home brands while cashed-up households splash out on pricier goods.
Forget cheap tequila sold in bottles sporting cliche Mexican images, hand-crafted tequila and premium cocktails on tap are the next big trends.
The number of people signed up to Flybuys has hit 9 million and points redemptions are soaring as members of the loyalty program use it to cope with cost of living pressures.
As interest rates continue to rise, coffee lovers are buying capsules rather than visiting cafes as people also look to replicate fine dining meals at home.
Competition boss Gina Cass-Gottlieb indicates there are no plans to settle against Qantas and will fight it out in court over the airline’s 8000 ‘ghost flight’ cancelled seats.
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