A recent analysis by loyalty consultancy, The Point of Loyalty, has revealed that the typical Australian is enrolled in approximately ten loyalty programs. They assessed 76 different programs, scoring them …
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has initiated legal action against RAMS Home Loans, a subsidiary of Westpac, accusing it of “systemic misconduct” in its home loan arrangements. The …
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Choosi, a comparison website, is currently facing legal scrutiny from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) due to accusations of misleading customers who are in search of insurance options. …
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Mondelez, the maker of Chips Ahoy and Oreo, takes legal action against Aldi in the US over ‘copycat’ packaging.
by adminMondelez, the company behind popular snacks like Oreo, Triscuit, and Chips Ahoy, has initiated a lawsuit against grocery chain Aldi in the United States. The lawsuit, filed on May 27 …
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The Hint That Hailey Bieber’s Beauty Brand Might Make Its Way to Australia Following Billion-Dollar Deal
by adminA US-based skincare brand is on the hunt for talented individuals to fill positions in its newly established international retail sales team. This initiative aims to bolster the brand’s strategic …
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Millions of Australians are set to benefit from an increase in superannuation savings starting July 1, when the superannuation guarantee rises from 11.5% to 12% of an employee’s salary. This …
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Top Automotive Retailer Reveals Choice to Eliminate Favoured Loyalty Program Benefit
by adminSupercheap Auto has announced significant changes to its loyalty program, phasing out the Best Price Credit feature, which it describes as “underpinned by luck.” This benefit, which refunded the difference …
- Finance
Australia has enjoyed a balmy autumn, and local apparel retailers are feeling the impact.
by adminAustralians have enjoyed an unusually warm autumn, but this unexpected weather has impacted retail spending, as highlighted by the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). According to …
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Thermomix Hit with $80,000 Penalty for ‘Misleading Consumers’ Regarding NDIS Claims
by adminVorwerk Australia, trading under the name Thermomix, has been fined $79,200 by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for allegedly misleading consumers by falsely labelling two of its products …
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Weleda Australia Pty Ltd has issued a recall for a specific batch of its Baby Teething Oral Powder after a glass fragment was found in one of the bottles. This …