KMD Brands’ earnings bounce back on return of tourism, store reopenings
The retailer behind Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz has reported a record $14m profit.
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The retailer posted a 5.56 per cent rise in sales revenue on last year.
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Office, retail tenants left buildings pre-pandemic but the space is now reoccupied.
Hamilton fast food company insolvent: Staff, bank, finance firms claim over $350k
Sales from a second outlet were lower than expected.
Cost of living: High food prices now a bigger worry than rent, Consumer says
Food costs surge, leapfrog other concerns as inflation and cyclone hit home.
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Members-only warehouse club a success but pizza company faces complex landscape.
Rising interest rates yet to dampen appetite for shopping
Electronic card data for February shows Kiwis are still spending.
Appliance shops big winners in consumer group People’s Choice awards
Shoppers demand better service after emerging from Covid hibernation.
Could NZ freight chain be returning to 'just-in-time' ordering mode?
New shipping calm and predictability could mean a change in ordering modes.
Cyclone Gabrielle had 'major influence' on spending last month
NZ's largest eftpos network shows spending was down last month in cyclone-impacted areas.
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Costco Warehouse pharmacy under Kiwi ownership control
Westgate Costco unique among more than a dozen Australasian outlets.
ASB, Heartland, Watercare, staff claim $250,000-plus from insolvent baking business
Bakery said it had failed to recoup costs due to Covid-19 lockdowns.
Woolworths profits continue to rise through cost-of-living crisis
Woolworths Group's results show a 14% rise in profits and an almost 40% drop in earnings.
Michael Hill earnings on track despite ram raiders, severe weather
Chief executive Daniel Bracken said the last year has brought challenges for NZ retailers.
Kiwis getting 'less bang for our buck' as retail sales volumes dip
Hardware, building, and garden supplies sales have dropped.
Michael Hill hits record sales despite ram raids
Michael Hill boosted sales but would have made more if not for crime
Turners confirms 'upward pricing pressure' on vehicles after cyclone
Auction firm says there may be a short-term imbalance in demand and supply of used cars.
Restaurant woes: Kiwi film star among creditors owed $750,000
Immigration 'shambles' blamed as IRD claims more than $200k.
Jarden Brief: Walmart climbs up but bloated grocery prices spark unease
A big day for big US retailers gives a hint about where people think inflation is heading.
First peek at Costco NZ's accounts reveal hefty set-up expenses
Top secret approach to membership numbers, but other numbers revealed from retail giant.
$16.8b Australian giant's plans to super-size leafy lane
The only regulatory hurdle is now getting consent to swing two huge cranes on the site.
Manukau shopping centre bar folds - gun violence blamed for scaring off customers
"Recent shooting in the vicinity of the premises discouraged customers" - liquidator.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Fresh produce prices likely to rise, experts say
Consumers are likely to see fewe fruit and vegetables in supermarkets in the coming weeks.
The Warehouse trials fresh produce sales
More stores could be stocked with fresh produce if the trial is successful.
Cheese, chips and chooks: New data confirms soaring grocery bills
Latest food price data shows ballooning bills could be hard for some to stomach.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Flood-hit Parnell businesses play ‘waiting game’ again
Businesses on Parnell's the Strand are waiting on the weather to know their fate.
Redcurrent homeware retailer calls in liquidators
Retailer which went on Covid rent strike placed in liquidation after 25 years in business.
'There is enough for everyone': Retailers urge shoppers to buy only what they need
While panic buying is low, retailers are preparing for Cyclone Gabrielle's worst.
Christopher Niesche: RBA looks for signs of consumer spending drop-off
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Fog cannon subsidy starts just as new police minister takes over
Retail anti-crime strategy gets going, but Labour stuck in "la-la land", Mitchell says.
Four-month-old $7.5m New World reopens after becoming 'giant swimming pool’
First-time supermarket owner thought his dream was over just four months after it began.
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Warehouse Group proposes 190 job cuts at Auckland support offices
Warehose Group staff told today of propsoed layoffs.