Retail 'on the nose' as RFG shares fall 10pc
Shares in food and coffee franchisor Retail Food Group fell 10 per cent after the company trimmed profit growth forecasts and flagged writedowns.
Temple & Webster 'in good position', says CEO
Twelve months after taking the helm of Temple & Webster, CEO Mark Coulter is feeling more comfortable about the online furniture and homewares retailer's future.
Nestle shouldn't worry about old over bold
The food giant's latest deals don't look like enough to move the dial, but there's nothing wrong with that.
McDonald's takes the biggest risk in its history
A new Quarter Pounder made with fresh beef is part of McDonald's bid to serve tastier food. But it takes longer to cook.
Amazon uses robots, but still hiring lots
People are afraid of robots entering the workforce but Amazon has just doubled its employee count in the past two years as it prepares a global retail assault.
Fundies bite into Red Rooster's tasty dividend yield
If Red Rooster-owner's 8.6 per cent to 9.3 per cent dividend yield sounds too good to be true, that's because it is. Well, at least for thos...
Lane family appears set to lose control of OrotonGroup
Oroton's founding Lane family appears set to lose control of upmarket accessories retailer, which is considering its options after receiving...
Why Greencross has the edge over Amazon
Investors may disagree, but Greencross chief Martin Nicholas is convinced Australia's largest pet and vet care chain is less exposed to the ...
Kathmandu evades Amazon fear
Kathmandu is one retailer defying the ''fear of Amazon'' gloom which has trashed the share prices of many retail companies.
NAB bankrolls Red Rooster owner ahead of IPO
National Australia Bank has underwritten a new $130 million debt facility for initial public offering hopeful Craveable Brands.
