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August had a record leap in retail spending - but there's a catch.
Tears as Lovely by Skin staff greeted by liquidators
Redundant Lovely staff member told the Herald of staff crying out the back of clinic.
Queenstown operator to scoop up Christchurch mall for $160m
A big deal for Otago property group with Christchurch mall in its sights.
'Cheap shortcuts': First Union concerned about L'Oreal's move to shift management
Union for L'Oreal distribution staff concerned about firm taking 'cheap shortcuts'.
Ikea, Costco, Versace: Big international brands eyeing Kiwi wallets - but which will survive?
Surviving in New Zealand's small market is easier said than done.
Lovely by Skin Institute in liquidation, customers worried about vouchers
Staff were reportedly informed about the liquidation today.
L'Oreal consulting with NZ staff, denies shifting operations to Australia
L'Oreal spokesperson says changes would not affect its supply and fulfilment of product.
Inflation 'likely to remain high for several years'
Employers warned to look at the longer term as relief from cost pressures some way off.
Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea
Oat milk firm says its exports markets will account for half of its business by next year.
Former Blues rugby player turns pain into financial gain
Ex-rugby star Grayson Hart's reliance on painkillers led him to start Puresport.
Costco in NZ: Why Auckland store can't sell alcohol - and the man trying to make it a local election issue
One of Costco's biggest-selling items won't be on the shelves.
Retail heats up: The foreign brands coming to NZ
Italian denim and apparel retailer among new brands setting up shop in New Zealand.
Winter chill: Spending slump raises recession risk - ASB
New data shows retail sales have declined for the second quarter in a row.
The famous Kiwi party's over: Tupperware closes lid on NZ operation
Sales will continue until October 30 when NZ business will cease trading.
Govt expected to force big supermarket chains to supply rivals
Do it in good faith or we'll do it for you, Minister warned supermarket giants.
Consumer brands giant Unilever becomes certified B-Corp
The maker of Persil, Dove and Magnum can't guarantee its prices will stay the same.
Cecilia Robinson rejoins My Food Bag board amid 'deeply disappointing' share price
Meal kit company co-founder and former CEO returns.
New meme stock victim: Bed Bath & Beyond tumbles
'Bloodbath': Disaster for hordes of small-pocketed, novice investors after Wall St frenzy.
Will Costco change how Kiwis shop? How to get the most out of buying in bulk
To enter the warehouse you must pay a membership fee, set at $60 a year.
Does Uber's $1.2b economic claim stack up?
While hospitality battles to make a profit, Uber says it contributed $1.2b to NZ economy.
Costco says Covid, weather-related delays raining on megastore parade
Costco unable to confirm opening date amid construction and 'weather' delays.
Sneak peek inside Costco megastore: Will Kiwis pay $60 fee to shop there?
Costco enters NZ market as Kiwis battle cost of living and supermarket duopoly.
Michael Hill moves into lab-grown diamonds
Is selling fake diamonds as the sustainable option a smart move?
Herne Bay Countdown tries to muzzle alcohol sale opponents
Booze battle muzzling bid: Inappropriate time and cost, lawyers say.
'Worst retail experience': Consumer NZ tackles Freedom Furniture's 'broken promises'
Consumer watchdog warns Covid supply issues don't remove retailers' duties to be upfront.
Jarden Brief: Inflation burning hole in Walmart
Jarden Brief: US retail share massacre as giant has to drop prices, especially on clothes.
Wanted: 15 female entrepreneurs who want a leg-up
Entrepreneurs will get help from business leaders including Theresa Gattung.
Retail prices: Where inflation is biting the most
A look at what products are facing the highest price hikes as inflation hits new highs.
Supermarket land wars: No more anti-competitive caveats
'Duopoly was allowed to silently wage anti-competitive land wars on one another.' - Clark.
'We'll halve your rent' - Countdown warning to landlords
"Lessee shall only be liable to pay to the grantee...50 per cent of the base rent"
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Costco in Brisbane shows what's in store for NZ shoppers.