Booktopia
‘Don’t want the limelight’: Who is Booktopia’s low-profile new boss?
Not all Australians have heard of camera retailer DigiDirect, much less its owner, Shant Kradjian, a serial entrepreneur and investor based in Sydney.
- Jessica Yun
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- Mergers & acquisitions
‘Sleeves are rolled up’: New Booktopia boss on revitalising the business
Booktopia has been rescued by the owner of online camera store digiDirect, Shant Kradjian, who is adding 100 jobs back to the collapsed bookseller.
- Jessica Yun
Booktopia axes 165 jobs as administrators field interest from 60 parties
Barely two dozen employees remain at the embattled book retailer whose administrators found the business didn’t have the funds to retain them.
- Jessica Yun
- Opinion
- Insolvency
A series of unfortunate events: Demise of Booktopia is a page turner
A blindingly bright-coloured flag appeared only a month ago when the listed company told the market that directors’ fees for the year would be paid by issuing shares, rather than in cash.
- Elizabeth Knight
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- Insolvency
Online bookseller Booktopia enters voluntary administration; Dymocks circles
The embattled retailer has appointed voluntary administrators after several months of trying to secure funding.
- Jessica Yun
Booktopia might be on the brink, but your local bookshop probably isn’t
As Australia’s largest online bookseller struggles to forge a viable business model, many independent booksellers have found ways to thrive.
- Jessica Yun
Bookseller Booktopia takes desperate steps to survive
As its chief executive resigns, the online bookseller has arranged $1 million in emergency financing in an effort to stay afloat.
- Derek Rose
Booktopia ordered to pay $6m over refund claims
The consumer watchdog took the online bookseller to court in 2021 after it told shoppers they had to notify the company of faulty orders within two days for refunds.
- Emma Koehn
Booktopia cuts 40 jobs in bid to rewrite earnings story
Australia’s largest online book retailer announced cost cuts on Monday, aimed at saving at least $12 million, as it aims to turn the page on its performance.
- Millie Muroi
The hapless, the almost reformed and Mike Cannon-Brookes: Corporate Australia’s highlights for 2022
Corporate Australia battled a much harder economic landscape than it expected during the year, but most attention was on board stoushes, hackers and a big move by the Big Australian.
- Sarah Danckert
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