Motorcyclists speeding inside a ‘globe of death’, wrestlers and UFC fighters are helping the Australian-born US-owned sneaker chain Culture Kings chart a path back to growth after a tough few years.
Sam Fischer, who has more than 30 years experience in beer and spirits, plus fashion through his directorship of British fashion icon Burberry, has been tasked to lead Treasury Wine into its ‘next era of growth’.
Aristocrat has grabbed more market share in US casinos and says it isn’t worried about tariffs or talk of a US recession, although its shares dropped 15 per cent on an earnings miss.
Business leaders have blasted Jim Chalmers’s call for a six-year extension to fixing Australia’s productivity levels, with Chris Corrigan saying the Treasurer had a ‘complete inverse of a plan for productivity’.
Amid a cost-of-living crisis and political attacks on supermarket profit gouging, Woolworths says it will slash prices on almost 400 common grocery products.
Some people just weren’t made to gracefully retire, and Dan Murphy’s co-founder and wine merchant Tony Leon is not one for the golf course, so he’s back in the wine game with a new venture.
Super Retail, which has racked up headlines for an alleged illicit affair between its CEO and a former executive, has warned shareholders of weaker margins and a cost blow out.
JB Hi-Fi has booked solid but slowing sales growth, while Temple & Webster has reported an upbeat update.
Pub patrons are piling into their local for a beer and meal, but Endeavour has flagged that has come at a cost to retail sales growth for its bottle shops.
Jim Chalmers has promised action on productivity. Now, business leaders say Labor’s majority election win means it must deliver on that pledge.
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