The hidden costs of Apple's MacBook Pro
If you bought Apple's MacBook Pro and didn't splash out on dongles and extra cables, it may not be much use to you.
Former Good Guy Andrew Muir our latest aviator
When $875 million of cash is burning a hole in your pocket, why not buy yourself a plane?
Godfreys reveals profit downgrade
Godfreys has downgraded its profit outlook and its 98-year-old major shareholder has provided a new $30 million loan.
Cutting back in the digital age
Even those with impressive digital skills are cutting back on discretionary spending to save rather than spend.
JB Hi-Fi named as a short idea at Sohn
At Next Wave Sohn in New York overnight, JB Hi-Fi, Mirvac and the NZ dollar were on Trafalgar Copley's short list.
Shaver Shop helped by daigou, lifts guidance
Chief executive Cameron Fox said he was surprised by the daigou shoppers buying up several products
Retail brokers beat drum for Zip Holdings, terms out
ASX-hopeful Zip Industries' retail brokers have kicked off the search for new investors.
Andrew Muir offers $130m Good Guys property portfolio
The Muir family is hoping to reap $130 million from the sale of the family's retail property portfolio.
Godfreys chairman rejects symbolism
The Godfreys chairman rejects talk of poor symbolism after a big holder offloaded $1.5m of stock at one quarter of the IPO issue price.
Big names on board for Zip Industries
Fund managers flicking through detailed reports on Zip Industries would have noticed some familiar names sitting around the ASX-hopeful's boardroom table.
Harvey's bottomless slushy fund
Gerry Harvey hates short sellers like he loves whitegoods.
Investors take a sip of the Zip story ahead of IPO
Fund managers were given the low-down on the commercial and residential hydro-tap markets on Thursday as part of Zip Industries' non-deal roadshow.
Godfreys share sale raises eyebrows
The sale of 155,000 shares at low prices by a company associated with Godfreys director and former ceo Tom Krulis isn't a good look.
High power costs are helping this business
Haneco Lighting is one of the few businesses not grumbling about soaring power bills.
Gerry Harvey channels Warren Buffett
Harvey Norman not speaking to the media about their half-yearly results is no great surprise - but why have they also cancelled the call with investors?
Breville profits rise 9pc after cost-cutting
Breville has overcome a shift towards private label appliances, delivering a 9.4 per cent increase in December-half net profit to $33.7 million.
Aussies chickening out of virtual reality
Virtual and augmented reality might be 2017's buzz technologies, but consumers are hesitating before jumping on the bandwagon.
Retail sales volumes jump in December quarter
Retail sales turnover accelerated sharply in the fourth quarter of 2016.
$30,000 fridge is a 'must-have' for the rich
With no end in sight for the property boom, Winning Appliances is stepping up its expansion to meet the soaring demand for its $30,000 fridges.
Harvey Norman the thorn in Godfreys' side
Godfreys is looking to emulate Harvey Norman's successful franchise model but the transition will unlikely be an easy one.
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.
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