Apple and Woolworths logo copyright legal challengeSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
WOOLWORTHS insists its new logo is a stylised W, or a piece of fresh produce; Apple thinks it is an apple, and the California-based technology company wants to stop Australia's largest retailer from using it.
Woolies' buy wows marketSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
Now we will see the real test of a conglomerate in the modern corporate age. Wesfarmers boss Richard Goyder faces a battle on two fronts - and from the same wily enemy, chief rival Woolworths.
Slide show: Woolworths, then and now Source: International Herald Tribune
Woolworths, then and now
Gosh it has been years since I have seen a Woolworths, when I was a kid in the 1960's my mom and I would venture a trip to the local Woolworths. Good times. This slide show was a nice reminder.
Woolworths 'to create 7,000 jobs'Source: sbs.com.au
Retail giant Woolworths is defying current economic trends, saying it expects to create 7,000 Australian jobs in the next four months.
Iceland buys 51 Woolworths storesSource: BBC News
Frozen food retailer Iceland has bought 51 former Woolworths stores, and said it plans to create 2,500 new jobs.
The announcement comes just three days after the final 200 Woolworths stores closed their doors for the last time.
Woolies to go for just £1 in new quid pro quoSource: scotsman.com
IT IS one of the most familiar fixtures on Britain's high streets. Woolworths, the famous "pick'n' mix" retailer, has been a household name for almost 100 years.
Safeway plans mobile serviceSource: Australian News Network
RETAIL chain Woolworths-Safeway has been quietly putting the finishing touches to a service that will make it Australia's newest mobile operator.
Nationwide there are about 780 Woolworths and Safeway stores.
Woolworths rolls out unit pricingSource: abc.net.au
Woolworths says it is the first national grocery retailer to introduce comparative unit pricing, allowing customers to judge which products are best value for money.
Woolies shelves Safeway brandSource: theage.com.au
MORE than four decades after Safeway supermarkets first opened their doors in Victoria, its owner Woolworths has decided to scrap the name.
Heat on supermarket giants after ACCC probeSource: business.theage.com.au
SUPERMARKET giants Coles and Woolworths will be forced to give shoppers more price information and may find it more difficult to block the opening of rival stores under moves aimed at boosting competition in the $70 billion grocery industry.
Woolies trials self-checkoutSource: Australian News Network
RETAIL giant Woolworths is to start trials of a self-checkout system that could ease supermarket queues.
The checkout lets customers scan, weigh and pay for groceries using cash, credit or debit cards.
Ex-Woolies IT exec on fraud chargesSource: Australian News Network
A FORMER senior technology executive of Woolworths has been charged with nine counts of fraud after allegedly swindling almost $4 million from the retailing giant over several years.
ACCC quashes Woolies bid for Coles assetsSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A bid by Woolworths to acquire some assets from the proposed Coles takeover has been thwarted by the competition watchdog.
Woolworths had wanted to buy some of Coles assets including Officeworks and Kmart.
Man kills himself in WoolworthsSource: BBC News
A man brandishing a knife slashed himself across the throat in a Cornish town's Woolworths store.
Penzance shoppers fled in panic as the man entered the store at about 1500 BST on Thursday.
Zespri faces different challenges, CEO says Source: New Zealand Herald
Co-chair of the Food & Beverage Taskforce, Tony Nowell has summed up the current retail situation perfectly when he states that "the consumer products industry is consolidating rapidly." This is evidenced not only with the Woolworths / Foodstuffs battle to obtain Warehouse but …
Takeover talk returns to liven up Woolworths Source: Independent.co.uk
Woolworths UK has been embroiled in several takeover rumours in 2006 , it seems 2007 will be a continuation unless this current speculative bid is successful.