Aussie tech darling worth more than Woolies
A homegrown tech unicorn has reached a huge milestone evaluation, making it worth more than Woolworths, Telstra and Coles.
A homegrown tech unicorn has reached a huge milestone evaluation, making it worth more than Woolworths, Telstra and Coles.
Australians are finding new ways to save at the checkout, with more hunting around for the cheapest prices.
Coles is ramping up investment in its supply chain that stretches from the farmgate to the consumer’s front door, as sales rose less than Woolworths but didn’t result in a profit warning.
The chairman of one of Australia’s top food groups says he is surprised by the ACCC’s fake discount claims, telling investors Coles and Woolworths demand extensive evidence for price hikes.
The ASX hits a four-week low before rebounding. Gains in tech, consumer discretionary, property and financial stocks are offset by falls elsewhere. Investors pile into Mineral Resources after Rinehart’s $1.13bn deal. JB Hi-Fi, Wesfarmers and Coles rise on positive updates.
The S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.8 per cent at 8180.4 points after hitting a three-week low after disappointing inflation figures and a profit warning from Woolworths. Annual headline inflation drops to 2.8 per cent. Trimmed mean CPI of 3.5 per cent meets estimates. CBA scraps call for RBA rate cut in December.
Myer has launched its ambitious growth plans by buying a portfolio of fashion brands from Solomon Lew and paving the way for the former Coles Myer chairman to return as a director.
Solomon Lew was ejected from the old Coles Myer board more than 20 years ago and returns as a Myer director after seven years of hunting down the grand old department store.
She’s a suburban Perth mum. He’s a knockabout bloke. But Linda Parri and Carl Menezes teamed up to enjoy free hot chooks from Coles. They laughed about it and became friends along the way.
Coles and Woolies have defended accusations of fake discounts by saying almost all were price hike requests from food and grocery suppliers hit by a ‘sudden outbreak of inflation’.
WiseTech, MinRes billionaire actions on ASIC radar. Qantas jumps on Jefferies’ boost. Insurer QBE sued for allegedly misleading 500,000 customers. Nine-controlled Domain Holdings flags CEO change.
There’s been a major update regarding the safety of Mickey the cockatoo, who has spent nearly a month trapped inside a NSW Coles and shopping centre.
Woolworths and Coles fooled customers into buying everyday groceries by using fake discounts spanning almost every aisle of the supermarket, new court documents reveal.
A wild cockatoo initially trapped in a Coles supermarket has fled to “explore” the wider shopping complex, as fears about safely freeing it continue.
A restructure at Coles pushed through by CEO Leah Weckert aims to address one of the biggest grievances among shoppers and improve stock levels and availability in the store.
Woolworths and Coles have told the Senate select committee on the cost of living that Australian households are struggling and have been forced to change their shopping behaviour.
Coles and Woolworths senior executives have dodged questions on why a packet of TimTams is cheaper in the UK than it is in Australia.
It’s pure politics for the Treasurer calling out supermarkets as needing any special treatment over other more concentrated sectors.
Aldi has been named Roy Morgan’s most trusted supermarket brand for the first time, as Coles and Woolies drag down trust in the entire category.
More Australians than ever say they are planning to cook and entertain at home this Christmas due to cost of living pressures, with Coles unveiling its Xmas grocery offer to capture those home cooking dollars.
With Qantas ordered to pay $120m for offering tickets on ‘ghost flights’, Woolworths and Coles face much bigger financial blows if found guilty of misleading discounts.
Investing in carbon sequestration projects is an expensive business for farmers and some are being scared off by misinformation, an industry expert says.
Alleged dirty tactics by Coles and Woolworths are shaping up to be a big opportunity for rival operators who say Aussies have had a gutful and a level playing field is needed.
Coles and Woolworths are facing a new class action headache over allegations they promoted specially-marked products with false discounts.
The overhaul of pricing obligations will attempt to arrest so-called ‘shrinkflation’, where supermarkets and producers quietly cut product sizes rather than raise prices.
Shoppers and staff at a major supermarket were forced to evacuate when an arsonist targeted the toilet paper section of the store.
Labor will pump an extra $30m of funding into the nation’s consumer watchdog to beef up the resources needed to continue its crackdown on alleged deceptive conduct by supermarkets.
Coles and Woolworths have hit record lows for brand distrust, but can these supermarket giants regain consumer trust and reinvigorate their once-loved brands?
New data indicates most Australians believe the two supermarket giants put profit before consumer welfare, leading a significant number to reconsider who they spend their money with.
A leading Aussie wine company has unveiled how it is taking on what they have called “misleading” conduct by retailers that leaves makers “squeezed more than the grapes”.
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