Myer executive chair Olivia Wirth said the combination brings together two businesses that are highly complementary. 

The wind down and transition of Catch is expected to create one-off costs between $50 million and $60 million.

Australian Fashion Council is seeking to fill 18 positions in the newly formed advisory committee, headed by Lock.

APG & Co CEO Elisha Hopkinson reveals the key steps ahead for Sportscraft.

Nearly 500 employees will be affected by the recent decision.

CEO Craig King said the range marks its retail return to Australia.

Michael Hill: New Zealand drags down on total group sales

“The flat sales for the half reflected strong business performance in the first three months," CEO and MD Daniel Bracken said.

Hoka steps into Bondi with physical activation

Hoka co-founder Nico Mermoud chats with Ragtrader on its latest Bondi 9 shoe.

Kogan scores topline boom following promo strategy

The etail business revealed how it achieved double-digit growth in gross sales.

Mosaic receivers shut down Rivers business

This affects 136 stores and around 650 employees.

Consumer confidence slips to 85.8

It's still 1.9 points above the same time in December 2024.

Catch wind down offers opportunity for Wesfarmers, experts claim

Financial analysts at Jarden claim the implications are five-fold.

The Social Outfit poaches Piping Hot director for new role

Low was the global marketing director at Futurity Brands, overseeing the Piping Hot brand.

Peter Halkett takes top role at Rebecca Vallance

The seasoned fashion leader also revealed an advisory role to another Australian brand.

Natalie Xenita joins NZ Fashion Week advisory board

The new move follows Xenita’s exit from IMG last year.

Kellie Hush named CEO of Australian Fashion Week 2025

The Australian Fashion Council has also filled two other key roles ahead of the 2025 fashion trade event.

Myer could counter earnings slip ahead, analysts project

“We consider the consumer outlook to be turning," Canaccord Genuity analysts write.

NZ fashion sales plunge $13m year-on-year

This added to a NZ$6 million drop in spending across the core retail industries, excluding motor vehicles and services.

Business confidence slips as cash rate stays elevated

But Roy Morgan CEO Michele Levine says the cash rate is likely to come down in 2025.