Children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch has been tipped into receivership by its lenders and has appointed voluntary administrators after failing to reinvent itself in the face of shrinking sales and too much debt.
Solomon Lew-controlled rag trader Premier Investments could be tempting another strike from its shareholders.
The supermarket giant has seen sales growth fall below 2 per cent after it slashed prices in its battle against a resurgent Woolworths.
Newly appointed chief Mark Coulter considers how the homeware brand could translate into a physical store network in the future.
The sport and leisure goods retailer said profit was in line with budget so far this financial year but group sales had been below expectations.
Coca-Cola Amatil's plans to launch a ginger-flavoured Coke, to cut at least another $100 million in costs and to review its investment in fruit and vegetable processor SPC Ardmona have failed to convince some analysts the soft drink giant has the right formula.
Coles and Woolworths will share their first quarter sales results this week, lifting the lid on the battle to be Australia's most successful supermarket.
Australians will spend more than ever on Halloween this year as retailers cash in on the spooky celebration to drive sales in the lull between the football finals and Christmas.
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The unprofitable children's clothing retailer, which has dozens of stores in Australia, fights for survival.
Woolworths will test the pulling power of lacy lingerie after stitching up a deal with intimates business Bendon.
Coles latest bid to loosen Dan Murphy's stranglehold on the booze market has homed in on sleepy, suburban Ringwood.
Collette Dinnigan has collaborated with Aldi for a second year running but says this is "definitely" the last kids collection for the German discount giant.
Australia's biggest supermarket chain Woolworths is facing breech notices from Masters Home Improvement landlords.
Billionaire rag trader Solomon Lew's Just Group has lost its bid to stop its recently departed chief financial officer taking up a new job at rival Cotton On.
BBQ chickens selling for $8 and under are designed to squeeze German discounter Aldi, investment bank says.
The South African owner of furniture brands Freedom and Snooze expands its Australian business bidding for Fantastic.
Major south-east Queensland stores will be able to open longer.
Household goods retailers Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Adairs are set to gain from rising house prices, near-record housing approvals, and falling savings rates.
Beauty mega-brands such as Sephora and home grown cosmetics star Mecca are having "their moment in the sun", challenging high-profile fashion labels for prize retail sites in the process.
Shoppers camped out from 3am to get to the front of queue for the launch of blockbuster fashion brands in the first stage of the $660 million redevelopment of the Chadstone shopping centre.
Heads roll as Metcash's new team starts to lead the merged Mitre 10 and Home Timber & Hardware business.
Masters Home Improvement has employed security guards at all its stores during the clearance sale to keep control of abusive and unruly customers.
When one Canberra shopper impulsively stole a bag of potatoes at a self-serve checkout, it was the first time he'd ever stolen.
Woolworths has agreed to pay Hills $6 million to terminate its licensing agreement with the supermarket giant.
Masters Home Improvement's firesale has been dogged by consumer complaints of discounts that don't live up to the promised bargains.
Like Australia's Woolworths, Tesco has been under pressure from German discounters and criticised for understocked stores. But Britain's largest retailer is finally getting some things right.
The discount German supermarket is defying an industry-wide slowdown in advertising to post a 16 per cent rise.
One of Australia's top ugg-boot manufacturers battles the tax office as the local industry complains of cheeky imports.
It felt surreal listening to Nick Abboud, the former head of collapsed retailer Dick Smith, at his final day testimony.
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