So seamless it’s like sorcery: This is what the future of retail looks like
According to Jaspal Johl, head of digital innovation for Amazon Web Services ASEAN, the future of retail is so seamless it feels magical.
“Basically broccoli”: Boost Juice founder Janine Allis weighs in on the plant-based trend
Janine Allis says plant-based is not a trend which should be ignored but warns against overcomplicating the fast-growing category.
Second time’s the charm: Bella Bodies’ founder draws on 13 years of business learnings to launch fully biodegradable intimates brand
When Bella Bodies launched in 2006, it found its feet through “a bit of luck” — 13 years later, Bella Eco launched with a strategy and global connections.
Bags banned: South Australia to ditch plastic in cafe and retail trial
South Australia is moving ahead with a trial to ditch common plastic items in four retail precincts in a first-of-its-kind move.
“Accelerating our transformation”: Why Target is axing 80 head-office jobs
Target is moving to accelerate its transformation strategy as the struggling department store continues its quest to find a sustainable brand identity.
Are credit card surcharges worth the hassle? Europcar fined $350,000 for excessive fees
Europcar has become the latest business to find itself in hot water over credit card surcharges. So, are the charges even worth it?
“Things have to change”: Why Queen Victoria Market is going online
Queen Victoria Market is going online as part of a broader rejuvenation initiative. But not everyone is enthused about the shift.
Mighty Good Undies in liquidation in wake of supplier dispute
Prominent brand Mighty Good Undies is in liquidation this morning after failing to find a buyer amid a worsening financial situation.
Retail’s Jewel: What the mall of the future looks like
I walked, ate and experienced the new Jewel mall at Singapore’s Changi Airport last week. It was stunning, grand, busy and vibrant.
Is retail in recession, or are department stores dead?
The latest David Jones write-down begs some important questions for Australian retail, including whether department stores can survive.
“Audacious”: Fake cigar entrepreneur jailed for dodgy business tax claims
A man who submitted dodgy business tax claims has been sentenced to two-years-four-months' jail time.
“Discount theft”: Shoplifting spikes in Australia as Coles, Woolworths crack down on $3.37 billion problem
Shoplifting is on the rise in Australia, with self-service checkouts, cyber security demands and the cost of living cited as culprits.