The stimulus-fuelled shopping bonanza has left companies like Bunnings,Kmart and Officeworks explaining to shareholders that the party is over now as more normal pre-COVID trading patterns return.
Wesfarmers’ Mt Holland lithium project is expected to create over 1,000 jobs during construction and over 350 jobs during its operational phase
Companies of all shapes and sizes,especially retailers,are building apps again,and COVID-19 is the trigger.
A fourfold surge in the price of fresh lumber has put pressure on timber prices at Bunnings and caught the attention of Reddit investors and internet jokesters.
Struggling department store Target could become a predominantly online retailer in years to come.
There is next to no chance Solomon Lew has abandoned his Myer ambitions. The billionaire retailer has made the struggling retailer his mission.
The JobKeeper program ends on March 28. The Morrison government is considering direct cash assistance to help tourist businesses survive the change.
Wesfarmers CEO Rob Scott has warned shortfalls in managing the pandemic are causing “enormous” hardship for businesses and individuals.
Perth-based retail and industrials conglomerate Wesfarmers has announced it will forge ahead with a near billion-dollar investment to construct a lithium mine.
Officeworks’ major back-to-school sales period will for the first time include ranges of hand sanitiser,anti-bacterial wipes and face masks for kids to pack alongside their lunchboxes.
As government advice on borders and CBDs chops and changes,some of the country's largest companies are taking a cautious approach to returning to work.