Posts tagged "wesfarmers"

Wesfarmers has inked a deal to buy fast growing e-commerce business Catch Group for $230 million, a move slated to improve its department stores.

After weeks of speculation, Woolworths has confirmed it will close 30 of its Big W stores in Australia, as well as two distribution centres.

Aussie hardware giant Bunnings has finally announced plans to enter the online shopping game after years of speculation and anticipation.

Kathmandu says it only "very recently" became aware of a hack which may have compromised consumer data over a month ago, including payment details.

IBISWorld has released its annual top 1000 companies list, revealing five new entrants, as well as weakness among a small number of firms.

Coles is looking to save millions by taking the tax office to Court over a 2016 dispute related to unsold fuel.

He’s credited with making Kmart the retail success story it is today. Here's seven key insights for retail success from Guy Russo.

The chief executive of Wesfarmers has revealed the plastic bag ban and subsequent backflips on the issue has had an effect on the company's overall sales.

Having worked closely with Walmart International over the years, I can say that Australia has always been on their radar as a natural market to expand into.

Forget Big W and Kmart, discount department store Target wants to take the fight to international fast-fashion giants H&M, Zara and Uniqlo.

Fresh from a successful trial of online ordering for a select range of special orders, home improvement giant Bunnings is preparing to offer its shoppers the ability to ‘click and collect’ their purchases.

He’s gone from selling custom T-shirts from the garage to partnering with a Wesfarmers subsidiary, with a stop-off at Network 10’s Shark Tank along the way, but ONTHEGO founder Mick Spencer says “nothing’s really changed”.