Posts tagged "christmas spending"

Research shows spending on food will account for the largest share of spending in the Christmas lead-up, accounting for $26.7 billion.

Insights from Power Retail and Australia Post reveal there are four areas retailers should address to succeed this holiday trading period. 

The trends we are seeing can help retailers understand and prepare for the approaching Christmas trading season.

Payment times in excess of 30 days should be outlawed, Kate Carnell says, noting a deluge of big businesses using COVID-19 as an excuse.

Late payment times has been revealed to be a $7 billion problem and one which is significantly slowing the growth of local SMEs.

The government is seeking views on how it should formulate its late payment times reporting policy, with everything from enforcement to scope covered.

Pauline Hanson wants to address small business payment times by forcing big businesses to cough up the cash in a timely manner.

An inquiry into late payments has been extended after an outpouring of support from the small business community.

Kate Carnell has written to large companies and multinationals about the late payment of invoices causing SME cashflow woes.

Small businesses are under the pump this time of year, but experts warn the next six weeks could push companies close to the edge as cash fl…

Chinese retail giant Alibaba has yet again generated record spending during its Singles’ Day sales event, banking $US25 billion ($32.7 billi…

Australian retailers are cautiously optimistic for the year ahead after a festive sales period that delivered big gifts for some, with many …