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BP teams up with IRI

Research company IRI has entered a strategic relationship with retailer BP in Australia, making IRI the exclusive data agent for BP’s retail-transactional-sales data. IRI says leveraging this data will assist BP in developing...

7-Eleven reiterates efforts to eliminate wage fraud

In a letter to the Sydney Morning Herald this week, 7-Eleven CEO Angus McKay has disputed a claim made in the publication that “7-Eleven was systematically underpaying wages and doctoring payroll records”...

7-Eleven Australia celebrates the spirit of store leaders

7-Eleven Australia has recognised franchisees and store managers for living its values at awards dinners held in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne. According to 7-Eleven CEO Angus McKay the Spirit Awards celebrate the...

ACCC flags concerns about BP’s proposed acquisition of Woolworths sites

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says the proposed acquisition by BP Australia Pty Ltd of Woolworths Limited’s network of retail service-station sites may substantially lessen competition for the retail supply...

Queensland to roll out ‘electric-vehicle super highway’

Queensland Environment Minister and Acting Main Roads Minister Steven Miles has announced the launch of what is claimed will be the world’s longest ‘electric super highway’ in one state. He says the series...

Convenience worldwide: Morrisons to supply McColl’s in UK

UK supermarket chain Morrisons’ plans to supply McColl’s convenience stores and newsagents signal a firm commitment to move back into the convenience market, says GlobalData Senior Analyst Molly Johnson-Jones. Morrison’s MLocal stores were...

Beverage companies to head NSW container-deposit scheme

The NSW government has appointed Exchange for Change, a beverage-industry joint venture comprising Coca-Cola Amatil, Asahi, Carlton & United Breweries, Coopers, and Lion, as coordinator of the ‘Return and Earn’ container-deposit scheme...

Return of the corner store – a quiet revolution?

Corner stores once proliferated across the residential landscape of Australia’s towns and cities: places where kids congregated in front of gumball machines, keenly returning empty glass drink bottles to fund their weekly...
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