Popular Sydney club collapses owing $700k
A Sydney nightclub has collapsed after racking up more than $700,000 in debt with creditors circling.
Retail
Metallic boots under $100: Dress like Taylor Swift on a budget
Retailers have pounced on the opportunity to cash in on Taylor Swift fever as fans rush out to dress their best for the concerts. See what’s hot.
Big change at Woolies you didn’t notice
There’s been an eco-conscious change in one supermarket’s milk aisle that you may have missed and it could prompt others to follow suit.
Appen’s tech wreck shows cost of rock star CEO
In a sorry tale for Aussie tech, the player in the AI space simply misread where its Silicon Valley customers were heading. And shareholders have paid dearly.
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$3300 for used mattress and bed
MOTHER-OF-FIVE slams Radio Rentals, says she feels “unfairly taken advantage of”, after thousands deducted from her account for items valued at $430.
The Aussie duo bucking the retail trend
IN an age where retailers are closing down because of online shopping, two Aussie mates are bucking the trend with their menswear store InStitchu.
Woolies and Coles quietly jack up prices
JUST two months after boasting about making these “iconic” products more affordable, Woolworths has quietly jacked up prices on some the most popular items.
Amazon tests grocery pick-up
AMAZON is testing a grocery pick-up service that will allow customers to order online and have items delivered to their car.
Oroton profit slumps 50 per cent
LUXURY fashion retailer Oroton Group has had a “very disappointing” first half, with profit slumping more than 50 per cent.
Is Myer about to be taken over?
VENERABLE department store Myer is the subject of takeover speculation following a huge buy-up of the company’s shares on Monday afternoon.
The Aussie retailers Amazon could destroy
AUSTRALIAN retailers are lambs to the slaughter, dangerously unprepared for the entry of online giant Amazon and one famous name in particular could struggle.
Aldi reveals biggest change in 10 years
ALDI customers will notice something different about the discount supermarket in the near future, as it rolls out its first logo change in a decade.
End of Kmart as we know it?
THEY’RE two of Australia’s favourite stores but analysts have warned Wesfarmers should ditch Kmart in favour of Target.
Harvey hits back at ‘investigation’
HARVEY Norman’s financial accounts are being “reviewed” — not “investigated” — by the corporate regulator, the retailer says.
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