Latest in Retail & eCommerce: Dec 21 - Australia (5 stories)
Sunday, 21 Dec 2025 Weekly Retail & eCommerce Australia
Here is your Weekly summary for Retail & eCommerce across Australia for Mon 15th December - Sun 21st December 2025
7-Eleven's CEO Joe Depinto is set to retire, with interim co-CEOs stepping in, marking a significant leadership transition for the convenience store chain. This change comes at a crucial time as the company navigates evolving consumer preferences and competitive pressures.
In a notable labor dispute, booksellers at Harry Hartog and Berkelouw are escalating their demands with a five-day strike leading up to Christmas, highlighting ongoing issues around pay and job security in the retail sector.
Nike has reported better-than-expected Q2 earnings, boosting its stock price, while activist investor Elliott Management has acquired a substantial stake in Lululemon amid a CEO search, indicating potential shifts in corporate strategy. Meanwhile, UBS has lowered its stock price target for The Children’s Place to $5.50 following disappointing Q3 results, reflecting ongoing challenges in the retail landscape.
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Earnings call transcript: Nike beats Q2 2026 expectations, stock rises
All News 18 Dec 2025, 11:32pm -
Activist Elliott builds $1 bln-plus stake in Lululemon amid CEO search – WSJ
All News 18 Dec 2025, 1:34am -
7-Eleven CEO Joe Depinto to retire, interim co-CEOs named
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Booksellers escalate pay dispute with five-day Christmas strike
SmartCompany 19 Dec 2025, 3:53amBooksellers at Harry Hartog and Berkelouw will strike until Christmas Eve over a decade-old pay deal, penalty rates and job security. The post Booksellers escalate pay dispute with five-day Christmas strike appeared first on SmartCompany.
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The Children’s Place stock price target lowered to $5.50 at UBS on weak Q3
All News 18 Dec 2025, 11:38am