Coles Group Ltd outperforms the Consumer Staples sector despite losses on the day
Here is the latest company close update for Coles Group Ltd, COL.
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What’s open on New Year’s Day
Looking for some supplies after the big New Year’s Eve celebrations? Here’s what’s open and closed on the first day of 2025.
Easter staple already hitting Aussie shelves
Christmas decorations are still up in shopping centres, but that hasn’t stopped some of Australia’s grocery giants from putting this Easter staple on the shelves already.
Bada Bing, Bada Boom: Our top business yarns for 2024
We’ve had some big yarns this year, from energy to the retail sector, namely Woolworths and Coles. And of course pensions and tax, plus the latest mishaps and shenanigans at the ABC.
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.
Shoppers feeling the pinch, but cause for optimism: Coles CEO
Leah Weckert’s customers are still feeling the impacts for cost-of-living pressures but she sees reasons to be optimistic about the Australian economy in 2025.
‘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.
Challenge for Coles to capitalise on $140m Woolies wipeout
Coles is ordering more from suppliers and opening extra checkouts as strikes at Woolworths wiped out $140m in sales, delivering a challenge and opportunity to its rival.
New ultra-luxury villas planned for secluded Tasmanian resort
On the back of overwhelming demand from regular guests, Tasmania’s Federal Group is building new multi-generational villas on its six-star Saffire Freycinet resort at Coles Bay.
Meet Australia’s biggest company you’ve never heard of
From a gritty corner in Melbourne, this low-profile player has turned its founders into billionaires as they took $500m paydays this week while delivering staggering returns to investors.
Most trusted Aussie brands revealed
Despite using privacy-invading facial recognition cameras, a major retailer has held its spot as the No.1 most trusted Australian brand.
Coles, Woolworths deny ‘fake discounts’
The supermarket giants have defended allegations they promoted false discounts, saying they were legitimate and blaming suppliers for asking for price increases.
Supermarket launches huge $2m giveaway
Thousands of shoppers will be in the running to win up to $100 off their next shop as part of an instant win giveaway in the lead-up to the festive season.
Amazon’s low-tax challenge to our supermarkets
Woolworths and Coles say Amazon is a rising competitor in hard groceries, so there is no need to split up our two powerful local supermarkets.
IGA owner vows ‘honest value’
Metcash boss Doug Jones says shoppers are continuing to include independent supermarkets in their ‘repertoire’ as IGA holds its market share.
Man killed in shocking Coles crash
A man has died after a car crashed into a Coles supermarket, causing a concrete wall to collapse on the vehicle.
Coles teams up with Microsoft to take shopping to the next level
Coles has signed a five-year deal with Microsoft to change the way Australians shop and bolster sales at the supermarket chain, thanks to artificial intelligence.
Legalese battle for Coles as execs clash over farmer deals
The difference between a ‘commitment’ to buy fresh produce from farmers and a ‘legally binding’ deal was a source of fireworks at the final day of the ACCC public hearing into supermarkets.
Supermarket giant grilled on vacant land
One of Australia’s two supermarket giants has denied it is sitting on unused land in one capital city to stop any competitors opening up.
Coles boss denies private label used to undercut suppliers
Coles CEO Leah Weckert has told the ACCC inquiry into supermarkets that private label isn’t being used to undercut suppliers of branded groceries or weaken their bargaining power.
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