Things are looking more optimistic, with consumer confidence increasing for the second consecutive week. 

Laura Ashley is returning to Australia after it filed voluntary administration in March 2020, citing the pandemic as its core reason. It will expand into various countries as part of a multi-year partnership with IMG.

Amazon has secretly removed its Ambassador program, which paid certain warehouse staff to write positive experiences working for the retailer. After a series of unquestionable blunders, it's time Amazon stopped the PR spin and actually...

The Omicron variant has appeared to peak, resulting in a 2.2 point increase in Consumer Confidence for the third week of January. 

After a couple of consecutive increases in retail turnover, November 2021 has proven to be one of the strongest yet. But what does the new and rapidly spreading Omicron variant mean for retailers?

Another record has been broken, Australia Post is reporting. The courier service has recorded the largest month in online shopping history, marking more than 21 million parcels delivered across the sales period. 

The Christmas season is well and truly here, with sales events popping up left, right and centre. We asked a series of experts for their advice heading into the sales events season, and how to...

Australia has a big Christmas coming, and Amazon Australia is starting its prep early. The retailer is gearing up for a massive Christmas season, hiring more than 1,000 seasonal workers to ease the strain. 

Australian consumers remain somewhat positive about current economic conditions, with consumer confidence virtually the same as in previous weeks.

Australia Post is temporarily pausing its Parcel Point collections from the 4th - 7th September, in an effort to reduce the strain as online orders skyrocket. What does this mean for retailers? We asked the...

Australia Post is temporarily pausing its parcel collections from online retailers across NSW, ACT and Victoria as its backlog reaches pre-Christmas levels. Here's what it means for retailers moving forward.

It takes a significant jolt to spur businesses and individuals away from their traditional ways of operating. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has provided society with that nudge, and it has changed e-commerce supply chains forever.