Major Aussie warning on ‘ghost stores’
Australia’s consumer watchdog has issued a major warning over scam “ghost stores” flogging dodgy products to Aussies, all while pretending to be local businesses.
Australia’s consumer watchdog has issued a major warning over scam “ghost stores” flogging dodgy products to Aussies, all while pretending to be local businesses.
A win for thousands of workers in South Australia could have national implications. But retailers are warning it “raises serious questions”.
A succesful business owner has revealed the tax reality that used to fill her with “anxiety” and the lesson she’s learned.
A nation-leading ban on plastic fruit stickers has been paused in one state over fears the cost will prove too great for farmers.
Chinese fashion phenomenon Shein continues to rise in popularity in Australia, with Gen Z and Millennial shoppers fuelling the boom.
A supermarket boss has called out racial abuse directed at a junior employee who featured in a social media post.
A beloved Noosa-based women’s activewear company has filed for voluntary administration, owing creditors $13m.
Less than a month ago, most people probably didn’t know these things existed, but they’ve changed one Aussie man’s business almost overnight.
A legendary motorcycle retailer with a 55-year history has entered voluntary administration, putting 400 jobs in limbo.
Chaotic and crowded scenes have erupted as shoppers scramble to Aldi stores to get their hands on items from a highly popular but limited Special Buys range.
A US woman has fired up after copping a $300 fee after ordering from an Australian site – but her rant has been met with little sympathy from Aussies.
Millions of Aussie workers would receive a pay rise if the Fair Work Commission agrees to increase wages for low paid workers, with the PM backing in a raise.
Bill Gates’ youngest child, 22-year-old Phoebe Gates, is under fire over a “wildly insulting” act while promoting her new business venture.
Anyone who purchased the product from Kmart or Target between January 1 and April 4 has been urged to “stop using it immediately.”
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/business/companies/retail/page/7