Kogan.com stories

With the acquisition of Mighty Ape, Kogan plans to make the most of its new asset by supporting the current team.>>

Ridder also serves on the boards of Oxfam Australia (director), Ethical Property Australia (chairman) and Phoenix Australia - Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health (director).>>

The Oppo-supported up-and-comer has announced the release of four devices, three of which include quad-camera, all under $500.>>

With 30, 90 and 365 day prepay options, New Zealanders can choose a saving to suit their lifestyle and bring their own device and their own number.>>

eBay is the favourite online shopping with over 9.4m Aussies visiting in an average four weeks, ahead of local second-hand site Gumtree with 5.6m.>>

One year on from its acquisition of the failed Dick Smith’s online business, Kogan.com says the business is ‘thriving’ and is ‘a sustainable retailer'>>

Kogan.com, which last year acquired and resurrected Dick Smith's online business, has beaten its full year forecast in the first six months of FY17.>>

"The new Atlas UltraSlim range continues Kogan’s move to make the most in-demand consumer products more affordable for everyone.">>

As the Australian Supreme Court hearing into the demise of Dick Smith rumbles on, the new Dick Smith online store is already claiming local success.>>

“Today Kogan.com is Australia’s leading pure play online retail website, generating more traffic and Google search queries than its peers.">>

The new online Dick Smith brand has launched with new owners Kogan.com promising to 'rebuild the legacy of the brand' as a leading tech retailer.>>

Kogan.com has purchased Dick Smith's online business and plans to keep the Dick Smith brand alive. Ruslan Kogan explains why - and how.>>

Online retailer Kogan ha paid $32,400 in penalties after being accused of increasing prices of computer monitors before putting them on sale.>>

Kogan has re-entered the telco market, partnering with Vodafone to offer a low priced mobile service.>>

Online retailer steps up its play for the New Zealand market, launching its flagship range of 'affordable' smartphones locally.>>

6.8% surcharge added to purchases to counter cost of supporting six-year-old browser.>>