Coles will have to take a judgment declaring it misled customers on the chin. But as a new wave of inflation approaches, could the decision have unintended consequences?
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Coles will have to take a judgment declaring it misled customers on the chin. But as a new wave of inflation approaches, could the decision have unintended consequences?
Eight weeks. Two months. 60 days. Just a bit over 1300 hours.
For supermarket giant Coles, that was the difference between being found to have misled Australian consumers, and beating the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Federal Court case over so-called dodgy discounts.
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