Solly Lew threatens mass store closures as rent fight escalates
The company behind Just Jeans and Smiggle is threatening to pull every store from shopping centres where rivals are being offered cut-rate rents.
The company behind Just Jeans and Smiggle is threatening to pull every store from shopping centres where rivals are being offered cut-rate rents.
Retail conglomerate Wesfarmers plans to split off the supermarket chain to create a new top-30 company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.
The future of Toys 'R' Us in Australia is in doubt following the retail giant's decision to shut up shop in the United States.
McDonalds, Hungry Jacks and Red Rooster want to change the award - even though it doesn't apply them.
The giant chain could take a risk on new products so played a key role in bringing new toys through
Australian's online shopping last year grew at nearly twice the rate it did in 2016, new figures show.
NAB dropped Flight Centre's corporate unit as its major travel provider after discovering the travel agent had been overcharging it to process bookings.
Coca-Cola, which has sold its famous soft drink for more than 130 years, wants customers in Japan to try something harder.
Coles will focus on "putting out the fires" in its business while shifting its strategy to focus more on pleasing wealthier customers, says John Durkan.
The supermarket knows it needs to fight on more than just price to win back customers.
Tobacco giant Philip Morris will cut 150 jobs as part of a major restructure that will slash its Australian workforce by about a third.
Just six Emma & Roe outlets will survive the cull by Michael Hill International.
Failed company Aussie Farmers Direct will force shoppers to find new ways to fill their cupboards.
The online fresh food delivery company's closure will leave almost 100 franchisees and 260 employees out of work.
The well-known plus-size fashion brand Maggie T will live on after collapsing earlier this year, with Specialty Fashion Group acquiring the lable with plans to relaunch it in Millers stores.
So desperate is the situation that one woman put a Donut King shop up for sale for $1, less than a price of a donut.
In just a few days, Caltex devoured its franchise store network and RFG announced up to 200 stores would close.
While Gerry Harvey was crying over Harvey Norman’s soured dairy investment, A2 Milk’s departing boss Geoff Babidge was making out like a bandit.
Judging by Harvey Norman's actions this week, Gerry Harvey is clearly preparing to send its dud dairy business to the slaughterhouse.
Harvey Norman shares have plunged more than 14 per cent - their biggest drop in 30 years.
The embattled franchise company Retail Food Group has delayed the release of its first-half results.
The fast food giant has conceded there was a "perception" of conflict in having its CEO sell his shares around the time the company was buying its stock back.
Last year's same-sex marriage postal survey gave Australia Post's withering letter delivery service a vital shot in the arm.
Amazon has launched the second phase of its assault on Australia's retail sector.
Stock market disclosure semantics reaches an art form.
The new deal will be tested in the workplace tribunal, with overtime penalties to be a potential sticking point.
Brad Banducci says the country's largest supermarket will lose customers if it doesn't address demand for "ultra-convenience".
Share prices can move in what seem to be mysterious ways.
Billabong said new initiatives including global sourcing had been negated by challenging retail conditions.
Woolworths has now outperformed its Wesfarmers-owned competitor for five quarters in a row.
In France, everyone is required to take a day off per week. Even if you run your own business.
ASIC's release of guidance on unfair small business contracts has put lack of compliance by lenders in the spotlight.