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Striking deeply into the profit margins of its competitors is Kogan, whose new flagship running Android OS 7.0 is coming in at a pre-order cost of just $199.

Online discount retailer Kogan has upgraded its full-year profit guidance and is now expecting EBITDA — earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation — to be more than $11.5 million for the full year 2017, an increase from previous guidance of between $10.5 and $11.5 million.

Online discounter Kogan has kept up the market pressure to lure mobile users to its services with the launch of a new deal on mobile plans which it claims sets a new “value benchmark” for mobile access.

You have to be a new customer to Kogan Mobile, and the deal is just for 30 days, but it’s a clever stunt to tempt switchers to taste test Kogan Mobile.

Online discounter Kogan is making a bid to lure customers who are heavier data users to its services with a big boost in data plans.

Online discount retailer Kogan.com has added a raft of leading international brands to its range of products, saying that 830,000 Australians have shopped with it over the past 12 months.

Big data solutions provider Invigor Group is claiming the first Australian launch of a price-tracking solution for business that allows retailers and brands to monitor market pricing across their industry.

Solid trading and consumer spending over the Christmas shopping period helped boost Kogan.com’s financial performance, with the online discount retailer reporting a strong second quarter exceeding expectations for November and December.

Online discount retailer Kogan has hit the pre-Christmas buying spree with an offer to shoppers of new discount deals every hour at any time of day or night.

Online discount retailer Kogan has launched its own gift cards and made them available at more than 2000 retail outlets nationally.

Online discount retailer Kogan has recorded strong growth in sales and revenue for the year to the end of June, with revenue of $211.1 million up 5% on prospectus forecasts for its debut as a public company on the ASX in July.

Kogan has joined the rush to offer data-hungry mobile users new deals with significantly increased data allowances.

Online retailer Kogan has rebounded from an uninspiring debut on the ASX to come in ahead of forecasts with a 5.4% jump in revenue to $211.16 million and a lift in profits for the year to the end of June.

Vaya reckons its $16 a month Unlimited S plan is Australia's cheapest way to get unlimited mobile calls and texts.

The Pokémon craze is enough to send people mad and want it to go away, but for others it’s a reason to go and buy a power bank.

Shares in online discount retailer Kogan crashed by more than 16% in their first day of trading on the ASX on Thursday, plunging from the listing price of $1.80 to just $1.50 when the market closed.

The anticipated IPO by Kogan has become reality, but it's not going to be as easy to buy shares as it is to buy the company's products.

King of the affordably priced technology domain, Kogan, has cunningly unleashed its first "high end" Android-powered phone at a budget price – time to upgrade?

If you live in an area where Vodafone offers 4G, and you’re a Kogan Mobile customer, 4G has just gone live nicely ahead of schedule, with new plans up to 11GB (with time limited bonus to 12GB).

Promising ‘affordable productivity and mobility’ at a price of $259 plus $19 deliver to most metro postcodes, Kogan’s 2-in-1 Windows 10 hybrid might be the one for you!