Posts tagged "amazon"

Amazon has opened a tiny cashier-less supermarket that looks more vending machine than grocery store in the United States.

Legislators in the US are considering whether to ban cashless businesses, while closer to home, Aussies are transitioning to a cashless economy.

Amazon workers have walked off the job in Europe to protest pay and conditions on one of the busiest days on the retail calendar.

Black Friday is off and running today and while Australians weren’t sitting down for Turkey lunches yesterday, there’s still a sizeable …

Amazon has reversed its decision to block Australian shoppers from purchasing products from its international sites, just in time for Black Friday.

In an all-hands meeting, Amazon's founder Jeff Bezos reportedly told staff the software company was in no way 'too big to fail'.

Amazon has launched a local fashion offer and designers are singing its praises amid a broader shift in the local fashion market that should have legacy retailers worried.

Retailers are gearing up for Christmas. Here are the trends you need to know about to make the most of the important trading period.

Amazon may have made its mark as an e-commerce business, but it clearly understands the value of ol' fashioned retail tactics.

Gerry Harvey says it may be difficult for the tax office to crack down on businesses skirting a new tax on low value imports.

Concern is building that new GST laws designed to level the tax playing field for local businesses are being shirked by international retailers.

The Party People is preparing to open more bricks-and-mortar stores and is trialling scan-and-go technology to keep up in the retail game.