RetailFarmers back in city's heartQueen St is set to welcome back New Zealand retailer Farmers on Thursday with the opening of the refurbished store aiming to impress inner-city customers.09 Nov 04:00 PM
OpinionDual listing is possible for TegelNew Zealand chicken producer Tegel could end up being Australasia's first major public share offering of 2016.08 Nov 04:00 PM
Banking and financeWarehouse to offer low cost credit cardsThe Warehouse is rebranding and extending into financial services with the launch of two low- fee credit cards.05 Nov 10:00 PM
RetailNZ mall's $39m dining hallThe Brickworks opened at West Auckland's LynnMall, with renowned chef Ray McVinnie ringing a brass lunch bell to mark the occasion.05 Nov 12:15 AM
RetailFirst Reading Auckland cinema coming to AucklandNew Lynn's new eight-screen multiplex cinema complex is the first Reading complex to open in Auckland.03 Nov 11:10 PM
RetailAmericans spending more on stuff they don't needConsumer spending data offers a simple if perhaps troubling answer as to what makes the U.S. economy grow.02 Nov 09:25 PM
BDBDRetailSlipper-maker extends wool contractGlerups, the Danish woollen slipper maker, has extended its contract with New Zealand woolgrowers to meet increased demand for its product.02 Nov 04:00 PM
RetailFoodstuffs leader to head up TramcoA prominent commercial property development specialist has been appointed to head one of Auckland's wealthiest land owners.02 Nov 04:00 PM
RetailBrit for Red Shed headThe Warehouse Group has looked globally for its new chief executive, hiring English-born Nick Grayston - the third in a row to come from the UK.27 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailWarehouse names Sears man new CEOBriton Nick Grayston's been named as new chief executive for The Warehouse.26 Oct 08:40 PM
RetailFirst mall gets fairytale makeoverA four-storey-high movie screen and 740-seat restaurant precinct been revealed after the first peek into Auckland's biggest mall makeover of the year.23 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionJuha SaarinenKFC customers hit by delivery scamStarving but feeling a bit lazy or short of time? Here's a tip: be very careful when ordering food online.20 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailLooking at LynnMallNovember 5, the dining lane will open with a new lineup of restaurants and cafes.19 Oct 04:00 PM
RetailOnline retailers hunt down fakersInternet users who post false reviews of books, restaurants or holidays are being warned they could end up in court as internet giants launch a fightback.19 Oct 04:00 PM
BDBDRetailMoa narrows loss on better margins, bigger volumesMoa Group said its first-half loss narrowed after the listed beer company lifted the volume and value of sales and improved its gross margin.18 Oct 10:30 PM
RetailClothes giant opening here by Xmas 2016Auckland shoppers can look forward to buying from Swedish giant H&M before Christmas next year.15 Oct 02:00 AM
RetailFacebook tests shopping toolFacebook is testing a shopping feed that would allow users to shop online within its app.14 Oct 07:05 PM
Retail$200m expansion for Sylvia ParkFlagship Auckland mall has just been chosen as new location of New Zealand's first H&M.13 Oct 11:24 PM
RetailLocation of NZ's first H&M revealedChain known for its affordable fashion and celebrity designers.13 Oct 11:10 PM
RetailShop window merges physical with digitalPassing customers are now able to shop using a touchscreen window display at Auckland retailer The Homestore.13 Oct 04:00 PM
BDBDBanking and financeCard spending up in SeptemberRetail spending on electronic cards rose for a fifth month in September, led by an increase in expenditure on durable goods.08 Oct 10:45 PM
RetailTainui offers stake in mega-mallTainui Group Holdings is selling a half-share of the country's largest single retail and entertainment destination, The Base.08 Oct 04:00 PM
BDBDRetailNew stores help boost Michael HillMichael Hill International said first-quarter sales rose 9.9 per cent, driven by new store openings and increased revenue from existing stores.08 Oct 04:00 PM
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
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
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
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
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
