Growth expectations stall and consumers strike
Evidence is mounting Australia's unprecedented household debt burden is hitting hard.
Cutting back in the digital age
Even those with impressive digital skills are cutting back on discretionary spending to save rather than spend.
SurfStitch's class-action wipeout
SurfStitch may have set a new record by agreeing to consider a class-action settlement just three days after its shareholders took legal action.
Class action forces Surfstitch to suspend shares
Embattled online retailer SurfStitch will suspend its shares until late August after being hit with a class action claim for as much as $100 million.
Dried fruiterers get their facts straight
Just getting our facts straight on intrepid investors and dried fruiterers. Jamie Nemtsas and Erling Sorensen.
RAG and the story of the IPO famish
If there is one deal that can tell the story of listed equity markets this year, it is clothing retailer Retail Apparel Group.
UK retailer to rescue 'broken' Topshop
Britain's best known fashion retailer Sir Philip Green is expected to come to the rescue of TOPSHOP Australia by taking over the local opera...
The Foschini Group buys RAG for $302m
South African retailer The Foschini Group has snapped up menswear retailer and IPO candidate Retail Apparel Group in a deal worth $302 milli...
Wallets shutting across economy
A cutback in discretionary spending by consumers is causing angst across retail and has now spread to the car-yard.
Topshop adds to retail A-REIT woes
The collapse of fast fashion retailer Topshop Australia has cast another dark cloud over the retail sector and the under pressure retail A-R...
