Sears closes 150 stores on poor Christmas
US department store Sears will close 150 stores and sell its Craftsman tool brand to raise cash after Christmas sales fell 12pc.
Cyber fraud attack hits Silver Chef shares
Silver Chef CEO Damian Guivarra laid the blame that sparked a plunge in the lender's shares on cyber criminals.
Harvey Norman's mystery Mr Fixer
When Harvey Norman franchises go bad, they call in 84-year-old Joe Deen.
Horne plays safe with Telstra coin
The Fone Zone founder has withdrawn $90 million this year, right before its Telstra-inspired crash.
Another Samsung recall
After discontinuing and recalling its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones last month, Samsung has now had to recall 2.8 million faulty washing machines.
Zip Industries heads to $500m float
A $500 million float looms for Zip Industries whose all-in-one taps are a fixture in offices and, increasingly, kitchens.
Should you buy JB Hi-Fi or Harvey Norman?
The household goods retailers are both riding the property boom. Which stock is the better pick, asks Elio D'Amato.
The decline and fall of Dick Smith
During a nine-day examination of the collapsed electronics retailer, receiver Ferrier Hodgson tried to wrangle answers out of former executives and directors.
Seizing 'opportunities' led to Dick Smith inventory buildup
Dick Smith' overspending and ballooning inventory before collapse was an attempt to grab growth opportunities, former CEO says.
Dick Smith CEO denies role in dud rebates
The CEO of the failed electronics retailer denies he was trying to inflate profits by grabbing unsustainable short-term rebates from supplie...
Dick Smith's 'magic' whiteboard
The CFO of the failed electronics retailer says auditor Deloitte questioned the practice of recording huge rebates on a whiteboard that was ...
