No going back for Woolworths
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci says there is no going back on digital revolution, saying digital will double in-store visits in a few short years.
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci says there is no going back on digital revolution, saying digital will double in-store visits in a few short years.
The pub company run by Woolworths and billionaire Bruce Mathieson is again at loggerheads with its landlord.
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Anyone who visited a Woolworths supermarket in Melbourne’s inner east is urged to get tested after a customer tested positive for coronavirus.
In the most significant property deal since coronavirus struck, Charter Hall is in exclusive talks for David Jones’ Sydney site.
Two Woolworths stores in inner Melbourne have been linked to coronavirus after a staff member and a customer tested positive.
Sydney residents are urged to get tested if they visited major stores, including a McDonald’s, Bunnings, and Woolworths after a positive case.
The department store’s fifth CEO in six years will face a growing balance sheet bleed.
Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci hopes he can beat Amazon at its own game.
A man who allegedly stuck a syringe into a loaf of bread at a Melbourne supermarket has faced court.
Woolworths boss Brad Banducci says Australian retail is undergoing major change, as online sales are boosted in the pandemic.
Woolworths isn’t letting the COVID-19 global pandemic ruin its plans for a spin-off of its $10bn Endeavour Group pubs, hotels and liquor arm.
If all goes according to Brad Banducci’s plan, sometime soon Woolworths will earn 25 per cent of its profits from so-called adjacent businesses.
Strength in Woolworths and BHP helped the market to hold on to gains at the close, as Fortescue shares rose to new heights.
Investors responded positively to full-year earnings reports from Bega, Woolworths and gold miner Perseus, pushing the market higher.
Australia’s largest retailer Woolworths says COVID-19 has “distorted” its earnings as lockdown measures put its hotel business out of action.
Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci has put his foot down and outperformed Coles in sales, and had a good year for pay too.
Woolworths is embroiled in a protracted price battle with upmarket brands including Moet, Chandon, Krug and Dom Perignon.
Beancounters have built an accounting trap for retailers, and even giants like Coles and Woolies are tying themselves in knots trying to get out of it.
Woolworths will extend its reach into food distribution by buying an initial 65pc stake in the family-owned PFD Food Services.
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