JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African retailer Woolworths Holdings Ltd reported a 2.1% drop in annual earnings on Thursday but cheered investors with a turnaround in its Fashion, Beauty and Home ...

South African retailer Woolworths Holdings Ltd reported a 2.1% drop in annual earnings on Thursday but cheered investors with a turnaround in its fashion, beauty and home business after fixing poor ...

Through strategic partnerships, Woolies supports women-led SMEs to grow, create jobs, and drive lasting social change ...

Woolworths Holdings Ltd. is selling more clothes at full price at its South African clothing unit even as international online-only apparel rivals such as Shein and Temu are changing local shopping ...

Woolworths Food remains a strong performer for the broader Woolworths Group, but its fashion businesses in South Africa and its operations in Australia are serious problem areas. Despite having one ...

South African fashion business turnaround completed Witchery brand sees double-digit sales growth Woolworths invests in kidswear, beauty, and homeware aEBIT margin target for fashion, beauty, home cut ...

Cape Talk's Clarence Ford chats to Manie Maritz, Managing Director of Woolworths Fashion, Home & Beauty. Listen to their conversation in the audio clip below: Woolworths is betting big on elevated ...

In a show of confidence, two Woolworths executives have purchased stock in the company worth more than R30 million. The retailer disclosed to shareholders that Sam Ngumeni acquired 443 754 shares ...

Woolworths Holdings Ltd.’s plan to create a southern hemisphere retail giant is being hampered by impairments and slower-than-anticipated growth at its Australian department-store chain David Jones.

South African department stores chain Woolworths Holdings flagged a small fall in annual sales after its non-food stores were shut in the second-half of its financial year due to COVID-19 lockdowns.