Harvey Norman in pictures

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  Slideshow: Retailers and channel celebrate Windows 7 launch

• Electronics price war hurts Harvey Norman

  By AAP | 04 May, 2012 09:21

  Aggressive discounting on electrical goods is being blamed for sending struggling retailer Harvey Norman's profits tumbling.

• No end in sight for Dick Smith and Harvey Norman retail woes: ARA

  By Patrick Budmar | 01 March, 2012 16:36

  With the poor performance of the Dick Smith chain forcing Woolworths Group to post a net profit loss, and the half yearly profit before tax for retailer, Harvey Norman, being down 17.69 per cent over the previous year, one might be forgiven for thinking that all is not right in retail land.

• Harvey Norman takes a dip

  By Hafizah Osman | 02 November, 2011 15:14

  Reports sales loss of 2.9 per cent in Australia when compared to first quarter results last year

• Report: Large Australian retailers are losing the online battle

  By Julia Talevski | 13 September, 2011 13:52

  Australia’s online retail sector needs to improve its online strategy or risk losing ground to overseas players, according to a new report.

• NEWS ANALYSIS: Channel missing the tablet boat?

  By Spandas Lui | 09 September, 2011 16:39

  As vendors fight an almighty war with Apple to find relevance in the massive tablet market, there is strong debate as to whether the channel is missing out on a lucrative business opportunity.

• Offshore websites can't dent Harvey sales

  By AAP | 07 September, 2011 09:01

  Offshore websites have failed to dent sales at Harvey Norman but it hasn't stopped retailer Gerry Harvey lambasting the media for "deliberately distorting" his imported goods tax campaign.

• Harvey Norman posts profit increase but remains cautious

  By Julia Talevski | 30 August, 2011 13:06

  Retail giant will launch its e-commerce site in October, which it expects will produce 'incremental dollars'

• yARN: HP TouchPad fire sale shows tablets should be cheaper

  By Nick Broughall | 29 August, 2011 17:17

  It happened in a flash. Just four days after HP launched its first WebOS-based TouchPad tablet on the Australian market, the company made a global decision to back away from all hardware running the Palm operating system. The fourth major tablet OS was dead in the water before it really began.

• Staying at the top

  By David Ramli | 27 October, 2009 15:54

  Harvey Norman started as a lone shopfront in the Western suburbs of Sydney. Now customers from as far afield as Northern Ireland and Slovenia can shop at its retail stores and super centres. But staying on top has never been easy, as the company’s computers and communications general manager, Luke Naish, well knows.