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Cold snap sends Sydneysiders to shops in last-minute heater rush

Cold snap sends Sydneysiders to shops in last-minute heater rush

Recruiter Sara Molander was one of many who was rudely awoken by the sudden chill.

  • by Cassandra Morgan

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No queues, no cash but lots of cameras: what it's like shopping at an Amazon store
Amazon

No queues, no cash but lots of cameras: what it's like shopping at an Amazon store

From the moment you enter the store, every one of your movements is being tracked.

Australian fashion brand Metalicus collapses
Australian fashion

Australian fashion brand Metalicus collapses

It is the second label in a week to shut down, following the closure of Esprit's Australian operation.

  • by Melissa Singer
Greencross sent to doghouse over earnings downgrade
Greencross Limited

Greencross sent to doghouse over earnings downgrade

Investors have sliced 22 per cent of the group's share price in a single day, after it downgraded earnings guidance.

  • by Patrick Hatch
Costco looks at private label goods and online store
Costco

Costco looks at private label goods and online store

Costco Wholesale is planing to stock more Australian-made private label goods as it steadily grows its footprint.

  • by Patrick Hatch
Godfreys surrenders to 99-year-old co-founder's takeover bid
Godfreys Group

Godfreys surrenders to 99-year-old co-founder's takeover bid

Vacuum cleaner chain Godfreys has told shareholders to accept a takeover bid made by the company's 99-year-old co-founder.

  • by Patrick Hatch
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Baby Bunting has an enviable problem: its competitors keep collapsing
Baby Bunting Group

Baby Bunting has an enviable problem: its competitors keep collapsing

Baby Bunting is struggling with the kind of problem most businesses could only dream of.

  • by Patrick Hatch
Retail sales go flat in March, take fizz out of economy

Retail sales go flat in March, take fizz out of economy

Retail sales were surprisingly soft in March, with spending falling on everything from clothes to restaurants.

Nestle pays $9.5b to sell Starbucks coffee beans in supermarkets

Nestle pays $9.5b to sell Starbucks coffee beans in supermarkets

Nestle will sell coffee beans directly to consumers through supermarkets and other food shops around the world.

  • by Julia Bradshaw
Court finds no link between alcohol and violence, approves liquor store
Retail

Court finds no link between alcohol and violence, approves liquor store

A proposal to convert the former Randwick Rugby Club into a liquor store has divided residents and led to three court cases.

  • by Andrew Taylor
One man alone may be propping up H&M as its shares go out of fashion
Fast fashion

One man alone may be propping up H&M as its shares go out of fashion

Since early April, the fast-fashion chain's chairman has spent nearly half a billion dollars buying the stock against a wall of 'sell' ratings from analysts.