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Global Markets | Australian stocks rebound from 7-week low as RBA minutes hint at near-term rate pauseAustralian shares rebounded as the Reserve Bank of Australia's minutes signalled a cautious approach after three interest rate hikes. Polic...- What’s open and closed this Easter Sunday 2026 in Australia? Check Supermarket and shopping centre timings and trading hoursEaster Sunday 2026 approaches with varied shopping hours across Australia. Major supermarkets like Woolworths, Coles, and ALDI will have di...
- Teen arrested and released after hundreds of youths cause chaos at Mordialloc Beach and supermarketChaos erupted at Mordialloc Beach when hundreds of youths gathered, leading to disturbances at a local supermarket. Riot police were deploy...
- Mordialloc beach: Riot police swarm area after youths storm supermarket, throw items at officers – watch videoMordialloc beach brawl: Police were called to Mordialloc Beach after a large group of youths became unruly. The gathering led to a Woolwort...
- Australia Inc roiled by raft of cyber attacks since late 2022Australian firms have suffered many cyber attacks since last September, putting the spotlight on the country's understaffed cybersecurity i...
- Financials, energy stocks lead rebound in Australian sharesGlobal markets attempted to recover on Friday from the previous session's battering, sparked by the potential for sooner-than-expected rate...
- Australia shares close flat as financials negate losses in retailersThe S&P/ASX 200 index settled 0.01 per cent lower at 7,378.40, clawing back from a 0.5 per cent fall in early trade.
- Australian shares end at 2-month low as Omicron worries persistThe S&P/ASX 200 index ended 0.15% lower at 7,225.2, its weakest level since Oct. 6, after shedding nearly 1% during the session.
- Australia shares end flat as inflation data stokes rate-hike betsMarkets were rattled after Australia's core inflation accelerated to a six-year high in the September quarter, fuelling fears that interest...
- ASX 200 ends 0.3% down; banks, Woolworths drag Australia shares lowerThe ASX 200 index slipped 0.3 per cent to 7,275.3, heading for its first weekly drop in five. The 'Big Four' banks fell about 1 per cent ea...
- Australia declares emergency, warns coronavirus crisis could last six monthsAustralian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Wednesday declared a "human biosecurity emergency" and said the country's citizens should aband...
- Infiniti Retail to push private labels in high-end itemsInfiniti Retail plans to launch high-end private label items as it looks for over 50 per cent jump in revenue from its own brand of product...
- Tata Group's Infiniti Retail to buy Woolworths consumers wholesale businessWoolworths Wholesale (India) Pvt Ltd provides sourcing & back-end expertise for Infiniti's Croma consumer electronics stores.
- FDI in retail: Tatas, Woolworths leave dispute behind, renew agreementWoolworths and Infiniti Retail landed on the rocks when the Tatas did not renew the agreement that had ended that month.
- Tata - Woolworths pact on the rocks, to affect Infiniti Retail's Croma storesThe five-year-old partnership between Australian retailer Woolworths and the Tatas for retailing of consumer electronics has come apart.
- British retail chain halts sale of children's beds named LolitaWoolworths stores in Britain have stopped selling 'Lolita' beds for young girls after a parents' organization complained because of the nam...
- Tatas in talks with Woolworths for retail forayTata Group’s is learnt to be close to signing up with Woolworths, to enter food & grocery retailing.
- Tata Group, Woolworths tie up for retail ventureThe new venture called 'Infiniti Retail Limited' will be a 100 per cent subsidiary of Tata Sons.
- Tatas plan mega foray into durables retail bizAfter Reliance Retail, Videocon and Pantaloon, the Tata Group is doing an encore. Following its tie-up with the UK-based retail major Woolw...
- Aussie retailer Coles Myer rejects $17 bn offerColes Myer, Australia’s second-largest retailer, rejected a $17 bn offer from buyout firms led by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts as too low.
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