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Wesfarmers chief Goyder takes credit for Coles unit price cuts - The Australian
The AgeWesfarmers chief Goyder takes credit for Coles unit price cutsThe AustralianRichard Goyder, managing director of Coles parent Wesfarmers, rightly claimed credit for some of the deflation resulting from in-store initiatives. So far so good, but some concerns are now emerging over the longer-term game plan at Coles.THE DISTILLERY: Wesfarmers' weaknessBusiness SpectatorColes bags bigger shareSydney Morning HeraldColes posts record $9.4b Christmas salesHerald SunAdelaide Now -Reutersall 392 news articles »

Chalice on hunt with $100m war chest - The West Australian
The West AustralianChalice on hunt with $100m war chestThe West AustralianChairman Tim Goyder said Chalice, which is in the process of selling its stake in the Zara Eritrean gold project to China's SFECO, hoped to have the proceeds in the bank by May and was already on the lookout for likely targets.

Wesfarmers admits a liquor problem - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning HeraldWesfarmers admits a liquor problemSydney Morning HeraldWesfarmers chief executive, Richard Goyder Photo: James Davies COLES did little yesterday to change the perception it is gaining on its larger rival Woolworths - except in the liquor business that is. The Wesfarmers chief executive, Richard Goyder, ...The man behind Coles and BunningsPerth NowAggressive marketing pays dividends for ColesBeef CentralColes gaining territory in grocery war but discount store returns fallsThe AustralianThe West Australian -Fox Business -Herald Sunall 54 news articles »

Standing up to a retail rip-off - Business Spectator
Standing up to a retail rip-offBusiness SpectatorWesfarmers reported lower sales from Target but my message to Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder is “don't despair” – your Target people look like they have worked out how to sell online. Now they have to slash their rents and other costs, ...and more »

PRESS DIGEST-Australian Business News - Feb 3 - Reuters
PRESS DIGEST-Australian Business News - Feb 3ReutersTarget's sales fell 3.1 percent but Wesfarmers managing director Richard Goyder believed new Target managing director Dene Rogers could turn the business around, similar to Kmart managing director Guy Russo's success. Page 40.and more »

Majority of Albertans kept Christmas spending in check - Calgary Herald
CTV.caMajority of Albertans kept Christmas spending in checkCalgary Herald“It's encouraging to see that the majority of Canadians kept an eye on personal debt and took a more cautious approach to holiday purchases,” said Richard Goyder, vice-president of Personal Lending at RBC. “However, some Canadians went beyond their ...Most Canadians stayed on budget over ChristmasNews1130all 69 news articles »

Bashing of banks 'could cost jobs' - The Australian
The AgeBashing of banks 'could cost jobs'The AustralianMr Goyder said the bigger concern this year was that small to medium enterprises would find it more expensive to raise funds and liquidity could get tighter. "Liquidity is the engine oil. It's going to be a bit tighter and more expensive.Swan warned to back off banks' criticismBusiness Spectatorall 1,558 news articles »

Goyder to receive $6.3m - Clare Northern Argus
Goyder to receive $6.3mClare Northern ArgusHe met with Regional Council of Goyder Mayor Peter Mattey and chief executive officer John Brak in Eudunda on January 11 to present a letter informing the council they would receive $6.3m. FULL STORY IN THIS WEEK'S NORTHERN ARGUS (ISSUE, JANUARY 18).

MDBA plan lacks water: Weatherill - The Australian
MDBA plan lacks water: WeatherillThe AustralianMr Weatherill said the state would finalise its submission within weeks, but early advice from consultants the Goyder Institute had rejected the draft's findings that only 2750 gigalitres of irrigation water was needed to be returned to the river ...

Australian Retail Sales Unexpectedly Decline in December - BusinessWeek
The West AustralianAustralian Retail Sales Unexpectedly Decline in DecemberBusinessWeekRichard Goyder, chief executive officer of Perth-based Wesfarmers Ltd., Australia's second-largest retailer, told reporters on a call last week that he doesn't expect any “significant change” in consumer sentiment. “There is a degree of uncertainty ...Australia Retail Sales Unexpectedly Fell in December as Job Market WeakensBloombergall 84 news articles »

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