Staff Reporter

Aussie consumers losing trust in supermarket pricing

Aussie consumers losing trust in supermarket pricing

Shoppers are confused on pricing strategies such as frequent specials, short-term discounts, and bulk promotions.

Starbucks appoints Molly Liu as sole CEO of China operations

She will now take full responsibility for overseeing the company's business in the region.

Put humans at the centre of transformation to remain competitive – EY’s Olivier Gergele

He highlighted six interdependent disruptive forces in consumer products and retail sectors, and how to leverage technology and human-centred strategies to remain at the forefront of the industry.

Italy probes Shein over greenwashing claims

It claims Shein misrepresents sustainability with vague and misleading product statements.

Ingka expands omnichannel strategy with new IKEA store in Shanghai

It integrates digital displays with physical shopping.

Oral beauty gains traction amongst Asian consumers

The “oral beauty" or "oral care skinification” blends skincare ingredients.

Shiseido harnesses AI for innovative cosmetics development

It combines over 100 years of Shiseido’s research expertise with advanced AI technology.

Montblanc taps Giorgio Sarné as CEO

He has served as brand president and CEO of Stuart Weitzman at Tapestry Group for the past four years.

Halloween spending in Australia set to reach $450m

Only 21% of Australians are planning to celebrate the holiday.

Food delivery services innovate payment options to combat rising costs

About 30% of consumers globally prefer digital wallets for food orders.

Korea retail sales increase 9.2% in August

It was led by strong online growth.

Innovation drives global pet care market 

It is anticipated to reach $240b by 2029.

China to probe Calvin Klein owner over suspected Xinjiang cotton boycott

The ministry said that the firm is "unjustly boycotting" Xinjiang products "without a factual basis."

Chaumet opens first boutique in Thailand at ICONSIAM

This follows recent openings in Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi.

ACCC sues Australia’s Woolworths and Coles for ‘illusory’ discounts

The promoted prices were either the same as or higher than the regular prices before the spike.