Woolworths and Coles are lifting some of their product restrictions once again. Woolworths is ditching restrictions altogether on tissues, frozen veggies, pasta, baby wipes, canned spaghetti, baked beans, paper towels and disposable gloves.
Supermarket giant Coles has reported a massive 13 per cent upswing in sales over the first three months of the year as coronavirus panic buying saw people rush into its stores.
With Australians ramping up their online shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, some retailers have turned to 'dark stores'. These stores are not opened to the public and instead have staff that pick inventory that is then sent to those who order online.
Australia Post has started recruiting 600 casual workers to help with its parcel delivery demand. Deliveries have averaged nearly 2 million parcels a day since before Easter.
Australian professionals are increasingly dedicating their time at home to upskill online, with LinkedIn Learning seeing 15% growth during the month of April.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called for an independent investigation into the coronavirus pandemic, describing it as a "very reasonable and sensible course of action."
Facebook announced its Q1 2020 earnings on Wednesday. Its user numbers surged, while its revenue was better than Wall Street was expecting. The results pushed the company's stock up 10% in after-hours trading.
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The way Australians are working has changed dramatically during the global coronavirus pandemic. Those who can work remotely are finding the best ways to adjust their lives accordingly, while business owners are working out how to navigate the challenges ahead and adapt to a "new normal".
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