Retail & eCommerce News: Oct 12 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 12 Oct 2025 Weekly Retail & eCommerce Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Retail & eCommerce across Australia for Mon 6th October - Sun 12th October 2025
Lululemon's founder is advocating for a significant board overhaul, signaling potential activist involvement, which could reshape the company's strategic direction. Meanwhile, Canada Goose reported a modest 4% revenue growth in Q1 FY2025, attributed to a strategic shift in its sales channels, highlighting the brand's adaptability in a competitive market.
In a concerning trend, more young Australians now view retail theft as justifiable, raising ethical questions about consumer behavior. Additionally, the century-old auction house Grays has entered administration following its acquisition, marking a significant shift in the auction landscape. These developments reflect evolving challenges and dynamics within the retail and eCommerce sectors.
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Lululemon founder calls for board overhaul, hints at activist push on CNBC
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Canada Goose Q1 FY2025 slides: 4% revenue growth amid strategic channel shift
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Flipkart Investments to sell up to 6% stake in AB Lifestyle - report
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More young Australians believe retail theft is justifiable
SmartCompany 6 Oct 2025, 10:29pmConsumers also said it was justifiable to mislead shop assistants about unpriced items, write negative reviews for compensation and more. The post More young Australians believe retail theft is justifiable appeared first on SmartCompany.
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Century-old auction house Grays falls into administration
SmartCompany 9 Oct 2025, 1:19amEmbattled auction house Grays has fallen into administration, after its acquisition by another major player in the industry. The post Century-old auction house Grays falls into administration appeared first on SmartCompany.