Card-less fraud costing billions
InsideRetail recently reported that card-not-present fraud – that is payments made via card where the cardholder is not present – will cost retailers US$130 billion globally over the next five years.
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Retailers urge Labor pollies to abandon shopping trolley policy
The National Retail Association (NRA) has today urged the NSW Labor Opposition to re-think its policy announcement on abandoned shopping trolleys.
IGA Retailers raise over $750,000 for Drought Angels in Rain Drop Campaign
IGA’s 1400 independent retailers recently came together with their customers to raise more than $750,000 to support the Australian farmers that have been affected by the current drought.
IGA Celebrates 26-Year Partnership with Special Olympics Australia with $180,000 Donation
To celebrate their 26-year partnership with Special Olympics Australia, Independent Grocers of Australia, IGA, presented a cheque donation of $180,000.00 at the 13th annual Special Olympics Australia Signature Dinner held at Luna Park, Sydney 24th August. IGA is proud to continue supporting Special Olympics Australia by helping to raise awareness and vital funds through IGA’s Community …
How retailers are using the innovation platform to drive sales growth
Operationally, there is a change in thinking, and stores seem to be engineered towards aligning with missions and complimentary categories, rather than with a one-size-fits-all store set up.
Petrol retailers come out on top at Christmas
Sydney petrol retailers are already experiencing higher retail margins on petrol just in time for Christmas.
Convenience still holds a slice of the bread market
The convenience industry still holds 6.8% of bread sales in Australia, despite years of decline.
Webseries aimed at helping retailers
RetailTV, the new web series produced by consultant Simon Izzard provides free advice to retailers looking for an edge over the competion.
More international retailers headed to Australia
Further market disruption set for 2016, report finds.