Booktopia

The Federal Court has ordered online bookseller Booktopia to pay a $6 million fine after the retailer told customers between 2020 and 2021 that they were only entitled to a refund for faulty items if they notified the company within two…

Australia’s largest online book retailer Booktopia has cut up to 40 staff in its latest round of cost-saving measures, as it aims to shake off its recent history of leadership plot twists and financial losses.The company said in an…

Booktopia’s ousted CEO and founder, Tony Nash, is planning to remove the directors who removed him from the company last month.The ASX-listed group reported on Thursday that Nash had used his substantial shareholding to requisition a…

The first piece was an investigation into the group’s troubled 18 months as a listed company and how Booktopia had fallen out of favour with institutional investors. At the time of that piece, Booktopia’s market capitalisation had tumbled…

The board of the country’s largest online bookseller Booktopia has forced co-founder Tony Nash to step down from his role as chief executive and asked that he does not work in the office during his notice period.The ASX listed company has…

Booktopia’s founder Tony Nash has defended the company amid investor disquiet about the online booksellers’ trajectory and relationship with its remaining institutional shareholders, saying he dislikes being a “villain in the investment…

The competition watchdog has launched a Federal Court case against Booktopia, alleging the online retailer misled consumers about their rights to get refunds for damaged or faulty goods.During 2020 and 2021, Booktopia’s website allegedly…