RetailConor McElhinney: Top 10 risks for retailersRecent failures have highlighted how much retailers - especially apparel - are suffering in a changing consumer environment.07 Oct 08:45 PM
RetailIn Japan, population down, toilet paper upWhy are toilet paper sales soaring in Japan despite a falling population?04 Oct 11:00 PM
RetailA price too good to be true?Does it seem as if certain retail stores are forever having sales? Turns out they pretty much are.03 Oct 08:11 PM
RetailInterview with Angela BullAs one of the more powerful women in property, Angela Bull acknowledges how few of her gender run big projects.02 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailShoppers charged more after price glitchSome customers who believed they picked up dirt-cheap furniture deals in a Harvey Norman online sale say extra payments due to be deducted from their accounts have shot up.02 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailHarvey Norman won't honour salesIs Harvey Norman going to honour deals done during its glitch-prone sale?01 Oct 10:45 PM
RetailPumpkin Patch: Living on the edgeThanks to its banker, the Pumpkin Patch has a reprieve. But can it ever recover?01 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailHundreds flock to new monster mallEager shoppers flooded through the doors of the west Auckland mall as they were opened this morning.30 Sep 11:53 PM
RetailNew mega mall opens todayShoppers are expected to swarm a big new shopping mall - at the top of Auckland's northwestern motorway.30 Sep 06:15 PM
BDBDRetailWarehouse controls financial servicesThe acquisition is the next step in the Auckland-based retailer's development of an in-house financial services business.30 Sep 04:00 PM
RetailPumpkin Patch thrown lifelineChildren's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch has been given a lifeline from its bank, which has agreed to extend facilities for the company until 201730 Sep 04:00 PM
RetailVend chief executive Vaughan RowsellVaughan Rowsell says working with talented people, at the company's Newmarket headquarters, gets him up in the morning.30 Sep 04:40 AM
Retail$9m loss but Pumpkin Patch gets lifelineTroubled children's clothing retailer secures deal with bank.29 Sep 09:10 PM
RetailKathmandu chief remains confidentOutdoor retailer Kathmandu is facing pressure to perform in the coming financial year after a poor 2015 full-year result.29 Sep 04:00 PM
RetailKathmandu closes UK storesKathmandu is closing its UK stores after it profits dropped by more than half - a result its chief executive Xavier Simonet described as "disappointing".28 Sep 10:50 PM
OpinionLiam DannHow Pumpkin Patch came undoneThe outlook looks grim for Pumpkin Patch so how did a company analysts thought could dominate the world get to this point?27 Sep 08:28 PM
OpinionChristopher NiescheChristopher Niesche: Myer dragged through the mireChristopher Niesche writes: Myers is a far cry from the founder's early success story as 'mum-and-dad' retail investors head for the exits.27 Sep 08:17 PM
RetailEx-Masala restaurants change namesSome restaurants that were part of troubled Auckland Indian restaurant chain Masala are now trading with different names.25 Sep 01:17 AM
RetailH&M coming to New ZealandPopular clothes chain is the second largest clothing retailer in the world and known for cheap fashion.25 Sep 12:25 AM
RetailPumpkin Patch shares plungeCompany in talks with its bank as it delays annual results.24 Sep 11:50 PM
OpinionToby ManhireToby Manhire: Glass half empty - even with ABs milkThe TPP Hawaii talks had been meant to serve up a 12-way handshake but it ended in finger pointing instead, with participants blaming others for stalemates, writes Toby Manhire.24 Sep 09:30 PM
OpinionIf only David Jones, Myer were more like LibertyThere's a department store in called Liberty and it contrasts so dramatically with what we have here in Australia.24 Sep 12:00 AM
RetailGroupon lays off 1100, pulls out of 6 countriesGroupon says it's laying off 10 per cent of its workforce.22 Sep 11:15 PM
RetailSmallest Warehouse in NZThe Warehouse today opened its tiniest new store, a click-and-collect pop-up smaller than many apartments at only 30sq m, all without any inventory.22 Sep 09:45 PM
RetailStrong second-half earnings for WarehouseA cold winter helped boost earnings at the Warehouse, in a year chief executive Mark Powell describes as "a game of two halves".18 Sep 09:03 PM
RetailHow the cold winter helped Warehouse profitThe Warehouse Group says a cold winter and margin growth helped the firm beat its own guidance to report an adjusted full-year profit of $57.1 million.17 Sep 09:36 PM
RetailIdentity chain shuts, owes bank $2mWomen's clothing chain unable to find a buyer.16 Sep 10:10 PM
BDBDRetailBriscoe profits surge 11pcProfits are up at Briscoe Group - but Kathmandu shareholders solidly rejected its takeover offer.14 Sep 01:30 AM
BDBDRetailFood prices fall on dairy dropNZ food prices declined in August, as weaker prices for cheese, butter and fresh milk drove down the price of groceries.10 Sep 11:45 PM
RetailWhy shopping isn't deadAfter an enjoyable shopping experience last weekend, I feel compelled to write about the long-heralded death of retail. I don't believe retail is dead; it is just being redefined, with client service the key to its survival.10 Sep 05:00 PM
RetailDominoes famine: Countdown confirms stocks are lowCountdown shoppers could in for a shock if they've beefed up their grocery buy to get more Disney dominoes.10 Sep 06:24 AM
RetailIconic Aussie surf label goes down underAussie surf label Quiksilver has collapsed and is filing for bankruptcy, according to media reports.09 Sep 01:42 AM
RetailPixar domino swap turns feralReports of pushing, swearing and underhand tactics by desperate parents wanting to get their hands on full set for their children.07 Sep 05:00 PM
