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Aussies to still spend big this Father’s Day

Ahead of Father’s Day this Sunday (3 September), new research suggests that Australians are set to spend $860 million on gifts. The research from the Australian Retailers Association (ARA) in collaboration with Roy...

Small businesses owners getting older

Australia’s small business owners are “rapidly” getting older as the proportion of younger entrepreneurs shrinks, according to research from the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman. Ombudsman Bruce Billson says the most...

Aussies still willing to pay for sustainability amid cost-of-living crisis

Over half of the Australian shoppers recently surveyed by Monash University say sustainability is an important factor when making a retail purchase. Despite the increases to our cost of living, Monash Business School’s...

Retailers passing increased CODB onto consumers

Fifty-eight per cent of Australian retailers surveyed admit to passing the “majority” of the higher costs of doing business onto consumers, according to new research from Shopify. Twenty-three per cent of respondents...

Aussies reluctant to sacrifice certain luxuries

Millions of Australians are refusing to give up their little luxuries, according to new research by Finder. A Finder survey of 1096 respondents revealed three quarters of surveyed Australians (74%) – equivalent to...

Generative AI’s potential in retail

Australia’s retail sector could unlock billions of dollars in value by 2030 if it accelerates the “responsible adoption” of generative artificial intelligence (GAI), finds a new report. The report, Australia’s Generative AI Opportunity,...

Aussie retailers embracing AI and automation

44% of surveyed Australian retailers are either investing in or planning to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, according to recent research conducted by Shopify. These technologies are being employed for various...

Changing dining habits amid cost-of-living pressures

Australians are changing their dining habits in response to cost-of-living pressures finds research from restaurant dynamic pricing platform EatClub. “As the country’s leading dining deal app used by millions of Aussies to secure...
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