Woolworths learns a painful lesson

[Drikus Greyling]

Woolworths learns a painful lesson

Woolworths’ latest financial results revealed that it suffered another poor performance in Australia, which has been a drag on the company for years.

 

[PaulGherkin]

Gentlemen, here's the new headline.
"learns a painful lesson"
Hopefully soon we will see one of these:
MultiChoice's Frikkie Jonker learns a painful lesson

 

[kolaval]

Woolworths kisses profits goodbye in Australia.

 

[PaulGherkin]

 

[Bliksis]

I thought we kissed Drikus goodbye a long time ago. Damn.

 

[lived666]

Gentlemen, here's the new headline.
"learns a painful lesson"
Hopefully soon we will see one of these:
MultiChoice's Frikkie Jonker learns a painful lesson

my moneys on another please don't call me article first.

 

[Creag]

Woolworths learns a painful lesson

Woolworths’ latest financial results revealed that it suffered another poor performance in Australia, which has been a drag on the company for years.

WHL posted their financial results 4 September 2024. This gives the impression that it was posted today. Huh?

 

[Dups!]

my moneys on another please don't call me article first.

R5 it will be Eskom.

 

[Bliksis]

R5 it will be Eskom.

Or two pot? Oh, that's done now.

 

[PaulGherkin]

Or two pot? Oh, that's done now.

or a SARS scare piece

 

[Heisenborg]

Woolworths learns a painful lesson

Woolworths’ latest financial results revealed that it suffered another poor performance in Australia, which has been a drag on the company for years.

HOWZIT Drikusbot with your ozzy news.

Lekke man

 

[Heisenborg]

This forum that once was.

Geezis h krist

 

[lived666]

R5 it will be Eskom.

Please Call Me man doesn’t deserve lifelong payments for one idea

Vodacom has filed its appeal against paying Nkosana Kenneth Makate between R29 billion and R63 billion for an idea that ultimately became Please Call Me.

mybroadband.co.za

Did I win?

 

[Dups!]

Please Call Me man doesn’t deserve lifelong payments for one idea

Vodacom has filed its appeal against paying Nkosana Kenneth Makate between R29 billion and R63 billion for an idea that ultimately became Please Call Me.

mybroadband.co.za

Did I win?

Nah, I came second with this:

Eskom shifts price-hike blame

Eskom said it asked for price hikes because of errors made by the regulator and government’s inability to rein in municipalities.

mybroadband.co.za

The winner was, seems you can never beat Dstv:

Netflix eating DStv’s lunch

South Africa is observing a similar trend to the US, where streaming services are eating into satellite TV revenue.

mybroadband.co.za