Amazon's Bezos isn't focused on Australia – yet
Amazon's quarterly earnings release Friday morning may provide the tiniest glimmer of hope for Australian retailers.
Why investors should still love Amazon
Investors love Amazon. But are they also perennially wrong about the one-time online bookseller-now-retail behemoth?
Coles shores up Amazon, Woolworths defences
After doubling profits over the last nine years Wesfarmers is sacrificing earnings growth at Coles by cutting prices to protect its market share from Woolworths, Amazon and other new players in the $90 billion grocery market.
Off-the-plan Woolworths sale sets new benchmark
A mainland Chinese investor has paid $13.5 million to buy a new Woolworth supermarket off-the-plan in Melbourne's inner suburbs.
Why Officeworks is for sale, but Target stays
Wesfarmers' Richard Goyder has defended his plan to sell or float the highly profitable Officeworks, but retain struggling Target.
Blackmores 'refurbishing the house'
Blackmores CEO Christine Holgate calls 2016-17 the ''year of refurbishing the house'' for the vitamins group.
CEOs back Turnbull's gas intervention
The chief executives of Wesfarmers and Bluescope applauded the federal government's intervention in the gas crisis as "essential".
Chasing Woolies down, down is costing Coles
Coles is having to pay a price to hold its ground in the fight with Woolworths.
Shopping mall app Sprooki to be acquired
Invigor Group has acquired Singapore-based shopper engagement and analytics app Sprooki for $10 million.
Book wars: Amazon, Book Depository eye Aussie market
Book Depository wants a bigger share of Australia's $2.4 billion book market, even though parent Amazon has plans of its own.
