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Woolworths’ CEO Brad Banducci has snapped up digital out-of-home media business Shopper Media Group for $150 million.

Woolworths snaps up Shopper Media for $150m cash

The grocery giant is extending its retail digital media reach to better connect customers with the brands and products it sells.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

Yesterday

Adore Beauty co-founder Kate Morris is ready for her “next big thing”.

Free glow-up for Adore Beauty’s Kate Morris

Despite Adore Beauty’s share market meltdown, The Australian has lionised Morris and her private equity sidekick Justin Ryan.

  • Joe Aston
ATP Science’s new chief executive Geoff Cockerill and founders Toni and Jeff Doidge plan to rapidly expand sales of its collagen protein bar.

Brisbane supplement brand recruits ex-Subway boss to double sales

ATP Science has signed a multi-million-dollar deal with Woolworths to distribute its $5 protein bar to more than 900 stores.

  • Tess Bennett

This Month

Authorities had accused Amazon of gathering nonpublic data about independent merchants to inform its own product offerings.

Amazon moves to end long-running competition case

Amazon has vowed to stop collecting non-public data about merchants that it competes with, as well as giving rivals an easier way to reach customers on its website.

  • Adam Satariano
Michael Hill chief executive Daniel Bracken.

Michael Hill shares jump on strong June quarter

The result marks the company’s 12th quarter of positive same-store sales growth since the 2019 financial year’s third quarter.

  • Lucas Baird
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Booktopia CEO Tony Nash in happier times.

Booktopia ousts its CEO, shares slide anew

Booktopia Group’s board said it has issued “notice” to Tony Nash to vacate the chief executive role.

  • Miranda Ward
Sneakerboy, which sells luxury sneakers and street wear, collapsed into administration at the beginning of July.

Fair Work investigates luxury retailer Sneakerboy’s staff complaints

The Fair Work Ombudsman has confirmed an investigation into Sneakerboy following complaints by several staff about unpaid entitlements.

  • Max Mason
Sneakerboy, which sells luxury sneakers and street wear, collapsed into administration at the beginning of July.

Quick sale of Sneakerboy sought as staff raise entitlement concerns

Before the luxury footwear and streetwear retailer collapsed, there were already former staff members who had left the business and not received full entitlements.

  • Max Mason
Gerry Harvey: “The system is silencing everybody.”

You wouldn’t know it, but Gerry Harvey is being silenced

Harvey’s stifled voice was heard for 23 minutes on Neil Mitchell’s morning radio program.

  • Joe Aston
Dr Sam Prince, founder of the Zambrero chain of Mexican restaurants, is considering his options for the business.

Arriba! Zambrero puts tasty review mandate in front of banks

Guzman y Gomez isn’t the only burrito in town for investment bankers.

  • Jessica Sier, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Anthony Macdonald
Kathmandu had a record performance in its key winter period.

Winter delivers for Kathmandu as omicron crunches staff

KMD Brands says that while trading conditions have improved in the second half of this financial year, COVID-19 continued to affect the number of in-store customers.

  • Miranda Ward
Tyrekickers reckon they’re keen to test Burnsco’s stated growth plans, which would be important given the size of the NZ market.

Here fishy, fishy: KPMG tracks buyer for NZ’s Burnsco

KPMG’s scouting for Australian buyers keen to add a meaty NZ retailer to their portfolio.

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  • Jessica Sier, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Anthony Macdonald
Amazon is keen to grab a share of the emerging livestream shopping market.

Amazon wants influencers - but is it cool enough to attract them?

In China, livestreamed shopping is well-established. Keen to replicate its success, Amazon is courting influencers - but is it too late?

  • Dave Lee
Allier Capital dealmaker Sean Slater is running a sale process for Status Anxiety.

For sale sign up at Gen Z bags, wallets brand Status Anxiety

Allier Capital is spruiking leather goods retailer Status Anxiety to trade buyers, highlighting its growing margins thanks to a multi-sales strategy.

  • Jessica Sier, Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Anthony Macdonald
Hungry Jack’s CEO Chris  Green.

Hungry Jack’s invests $20m to take on McCafe

The burger chain’s chief executive, Chris Green, admitted the push had come a “little bit late” but said it had found a gap in the market.

  • Lucas Baird
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Sneakerboy, which sells luxury sneakers and street wear, collapsed into administration at the beginning of July.

Sneakerboy administrator chases quick deal

A quick deal’s a good deal in the world of administrations. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
Woolworths Group has already taken the step to embed an Indigenous voice in its management decisions through the creation of a First Nations Advisory Board.

Listening to - and hearing - First Nations voices

Supporting the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Woolworths Group has already taken the step to embed an Indigenous voice in management decision-making.

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Millennials and zoomers are set to become a major force in retailing, overtaking the once powerful boomers.

Retailers alert as Millennials, Zoomers take over from Boomers

The changing face of Australia has financial implications as younger generations outnumber older ones and the country becomes a more culturally diverse society.

  • Sue Mitchell
Claire Smith, the director of EndeavourX , is looking for hundreds of new employees.

Dan Murphy’s owner wants 300 tech workers to boost online sales

The new hires will include highly sought-after data scientists, software engineers and product managers.

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  • Tess Bennett
Zoe Foster Blake sold her skincare business to BWX last year for an implied $177 million.

Zoe Foster Blake can count on Andrew Forrest at BWX

BWX is now raising $23 million just to keep the lights on.

  • Joe Aston