Woolies’ store of the future
Woolworths unveils its new weapon in the store wars with refrigerated pick-up cabinets, scratch meal kits and made-to-order cakes.
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Masters class action abandoned
Litigator IMF Bentham is discontinuing funding for a class action over the demise of the Masters hardware chain.
Woolies averts Masters lawsuit
IMF Bentham has downed tools on funding a class-action lawsuit against Woolworths over the demise of Masters.
Shoe shop gets the boot
Shoe retailer Betts Group is up for sale, but Woolworths and Wesfarmers are about to present good numbers.
Woolies hails tech revolution
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci is in New York hearing pitches from technology start-ups.
Foran’s on Walmart’s top shelf
The CEO of Walmart has singled out Australian Greg Foran for doing a ‘masterful’ job running the US operations.
Woolies uncorks drinks arm boss
Steve Donohue has been tapped to replace Martin Smith as manager of Woolworths’ Endeavour Drinks.
Stocks end lacklustre week lower
The ASX falls in the final session of a flat week, Caltex leaps at a Woolies hurdle and UBS warns on banks’ housing risk.
Users find cashless card loophole
Some cashless debit card recipients have found a way to buy alcohol and tobacco.
Deutsche survey backs Woolies
Woolworths’ turnaround looks set to continue, with further room for growth identified by Deutsche Bank.
Your afternoon Briefing
Good afternoon, readers. Thursday brings us politics, an offensive elephant, a Woolworths warning and the discovery of a mass grave off the West Australian coast.
Woolies warns brands on Amazon
Woolworths says manufacturers could cut their own throats if they sign up with Amazon and allow products to be sold more cheaply.
Woolies sharpens growth strategy
Woolworths pivots from “turnaround to transformation” as revival strategies pay off and sales growth continues.
Woolies agrees to labour blitz
Woolworths has bowed to activists and agreed to crack down on dodgy labour hire companies.
Challenges mount for Woolies
Woolworths’ quarterly sales result is impressive, but the retailer is still in recovery mode.
Coles feels the pinch of price war
The supermarkets chain has reported one of its slowest rates of sales growth in a decade.
Make ALP pay for union collusion
Wage theft is funding Labor thanks to its affiliates’ dirty deals with big corporations.
Woolies nails sale of Masters
Woolworths has issued a statement to mark the sale of its shares in the Masters hardware chain to property developers.
‘Confession of a thrill killing’
Matt Stray was packing shelves with his boss when she is alleged to have told him she killed someone, a court hears.
Social activists hijack Woolies
Woolies will debate issuing human rights reports at its AGM after a not-for-profit group lobbed it onto the agenda.
Returns loom for shareholders
Harvey Norman, Woolworths and Flight centre top consumer sector firms soon likely to return capital, says UBS.
Woolies ‘faces uphill battle’
Woolworths’ “honeymoon” may be over as price competition among the supermarkets tightens, according to Morgan Stanley.
‘Woolies OK, why not school?’
Tony Abbott has accused ACT Labor government of trampling on the rights of parents over same-sex marriage.
Corbett still on Woolies’ wagon
While Woolworths has distanced itself from Roger Corbett and his views on SSM, he’s still very much a company man.
Corbett claims huge support
Former Woolworths boss Roger Corbett says he has been inundated with messages of support after opposing gay marriage.
‘It doesn’t represent Woolies’
The supermarket giant publicly distances itself from former chief executive Roger Corbett’s advocacy of a No vote.
A collective disappearing act
Shaun Prescott’s The Town is not the kind of writing that invests in the aesthetic luxury of its individual sentences.
Woolies takes on Amazon
Woolworths is rolling out grocery collection for online orders across its supermarkets nationwide.
Members’ fees go to retailers
Labor’s biggest union affiliate has been paying 10 per cent of union members’ dues in commissions to Coles and Woolworths.
Young workers pay for dire deals
Some kids in first jobs practically are forced to join unions, abetted by employers.
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