Convenience 2020 research report
AACS commissioned The Australian Centre for Retail Studies at Monash University to complete a research project into the future direction…
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From: AAP November 04, 2011 8:19AM SUPERMARKET spies are using loyalty card details to capitalise on buying habits. Products bought…
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The Queensland Department of Health has today advised that implementation for point of sale display bans will commence on Friday…
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The first Coles Local convenience store has opened in the Melbourne suburb of Ashburton. This was previously the site of…
Read More >Woolworths to double house-brand sales
Eli Greenblat November 1, 2011 THE AGE WOOLWORTHS boss Grant O’Brien will unveil an ambitious plan to double the supermarket…
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by: Mark Hinchliffe From: The Courier-Mail October 28, 2011 1:00AM FUELLING your car could be making you sick – and…
Read More >New CEO O’Brien has hands full as Woolies loses momentum to Coles
by: John Durie From: The Australian October 27, 2011 11:14AM THE woes at Woolworths continued today as dismal first-quarter sales…
Read More >Why salespeople are being pushed aside
Michael Baker October 26, 2011 – 3:21PM The Age ANALYSIS If you walk into Tokyo clothing store called 109 Men’s…
Read More >Commonwealth Bank kick starts end of the credit card with new payment app
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Read More >Retailers Increasingly Worried About ‘Flash Robs’
Oct 21, 2011 CSNews NATIONAL REPORT — Retailers this holiday season are preparing to protect themselves against a new group…
Read More >Canada Caps Caffeine in Energy Drinks
Health Canada limits the amount of caffeine per can of energy drink to 180 milligrams, roughly equivalent to the amount…
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