The ASX was rocked by news that CEO Tony Nash will be stepping aside, but was the writing on the wall? And who will be next?

On Monday, Tony Nash announced his shock departure as CEO of Booktopia. We spoke to the Booktopia Co-Founder about the thought process behind the departure, and what's next for Nash.

Tony Nash is stepping back as CEO of Booktopia, saying it's 'time to hand over the leadership reins to someone' who is 'more capable' at the job.

With shares losing value for the majority of the E-Com Index, is the post-lockdown landscape taking its toll? Or are we set for a rebound?

Tony Nash is no stranger to the e-commerce game. As CEO and Founder of Booktopia, he might just know it all, but do you know much about him? We asked him 20 questions to find...

ASX-listed e-commerce companies might be experiencing record-breaking growth thanks to COVID-19 tailwinds, but 'bullish' investors aren't convinced.

Booktopia has beat its forecasted revenue and EBITDA in its FY21 results. But will the hype last, and how are investors reacting?

What does the noticeable change in the last day tell us about market sentiment? And has the consumer shift online translated into investor confidence when it comes to ASX-listed e-comm companies?

As we head towards the end of FY21, who are the ASX winners and which ASX-listed companies aren't meeting expectations?

Tony Nash is no ordinary business person. After Co-Founding Booktopia in 2004, he has become a leader in his own right. We sat down with the 2020 All Star Bash Legend inductee and had a chat...

Booktopia proudly rang the bell at the Australian Stock Exchange as it completed its IPO today. Its IPO includes 18.8 million ordinary shares in Boktopia Group Limited, to raise approximately $43.1 million. 

What a sweet birthday present. Booktopia is celebrating its 16th birthday with a $20 million capital raise, which aims to enhance capacity and efficiency at its Sydney distribution centre.