AgribusinessAvocado shortage: Prices soar with demandA shortage of avocados combined with increasing demand for the fruit has seen prices soar this season.04 Feb 10:38 PM
BDBDRetailHallenstein shares tumble on profit fall newsHallenstein Glasson Holdings shares dropped after the clothing retailer said first-half profit fell about 20pc.04 Feb 10:00 PM
RetailIs NZ too reliant on Eftpos?New Zealand is quite unique with its population generally reliant on electronic transactions, a Retail NZ spokesman says.01 Feb 09:35 PM
RetailShoppers fume after Eftpos failsPaymark blames "connectivity issues" for knocking out Eftpos system.01 Feb 05:56 PM
OpinionThe big shift to 'always on/always open' retailingKiwi shoppers are well on the way to adopting consumer behaviors akin to those sweeping Europe and North America.31 Jan 11:30 PM
RetailKiwis splash their cash on Xmas mall tripsKiwis are buying more than just toys and cards at the malls - sales of movie tickets, travel and telecommunications are soaring.28 Jan 12:00 AM
RetailTesco 'behaved like the Mafia'Tesco used 'mafia-style' tactics to squeeze suppliers, driving some to the brink of bankruptcy.27 Jan 01:54 AM
RetailKirkcaldie & Stains makes way for David JonesNew Zealand's oldest store trading under its original name shut up shop yesterday afternoon to make way for a David Jones store.16 Jan 09:37 PM
RetailDick Smith failure: Too soon to know whyThe administrators of failed electronic goods retailer Dick Smith said it was too early provide a view on why the electronics goods retailer collapsed.14 Jan 07:33 AM
Retail'Nesting' move behind NZ retail boostFirst Retail Group director Chris Wilkinson said strong property prices encouraged a culture of "nesting" in consumers.14 Jan 12:35 AM
Banking and financeNZ retail spending hits record highNew Zealanders spent a record $6b shopping in December, the highest ever monthly figure recorded by Statistics New Zealand.13 Jan 10:10 PM
RetailRise and fall of Dick Smith bossIt's been a dramatic rise and fall for Nick Abboud, the Dick Smith boss who entered the ranks of Australia's richest executives after the firm's sharemarket float.13 Jan 04:00 PM
RetailDick Smith chief calls it quitsNick Abboud steps down a week after the troubled electronics retailer collapsed.11 Jan 11:00 PM
RetailThis time, Lululemon's 'naked pants' are by designTwo years after the see-through yoga pants recall, Lululemon is at a turning point.11 Jan 09:38 PM
RetailConsumer NZ warning on Dick Smith saleWarning to shoppers to think carefully about purchasing products in a major online sale launched by the embattled electronics seller today.11 Jan 01:55 AM
BDBDRetailDick Smith staff face wait on futureThe receivers of Dick Smith have told employees it may take six-to-eight weeks to determine if the consumer electronics chain can be sold.08 Jan 07:39 AM
BDBDRetailMichael Hill sales sparkleListed jeweller Michael Hill's sales surge in the first half of the financial year helped by a strong performance in Australia.07 Jan 10:03 PM
RetailCreditors to gather to hear Dick Smith newsThe administrators appointed to embattled electronics retailer Dick Smith will host a creditors meeting.07 Jan 08:16 PM
RetailRival's laptop move a 'bit cynical'Harvey Norman offers to give little girl who got burned by Dick Smith's receivership a laptop.07 Jan 04:56 AM
RetailReaders offer to help Dick Smith victimReaders offer to help girl who saved for a year to buy herself a laptop, only to have her hopes dashed by the collapse of the retailing giant.06 Jan 06:57 AM
RetailWhy Dick Smith's banks pulled the pinBanks stand to benefit from appointing receivers at the retailer's "high cash point" for the year.06 Jan 12:57 AM
RetailBad news looms for Dick SmithTroubled electronics retailer places shares in trading halt ahead of expected announcement about its debt financing.04 Jan 04:36 AM
RetailKiwis spent extra $397m this ChristmasShoppers in Bay of Plenty and Auckland among the biggest spenders.03 Jan 11:27 PM
ManufacturingSoft start expected as jittery Oz market reopensLingering uncertainty about global growth and manufacturing is tipped to fuel a soft start to Australian trade when the market reopens today.03 Jan 04:00 PM
RetailThe 'worst toy idea ever'A toy company is under fire for selling a toy car that is driven by live insects.29 Dec 02:33 AM
RetailBumper crowds hit Boxing Day salesBargain hunters swapped the beach for shopping malls yesterday as people took advantage of the Boxing Day sales.26 Dec 07:32 AM
RetailBoxing Day sales: Shoppers swarm earlyKiwis daring to brave the traditional Boxing Day sales are likely to find themselves caught up in the hordes of others keen to grab a bargain today.25 Dec 08:53 PM
RetailBoxing Day bargains: Where to goMassive price slashes are expected for today's annual Boxing Day sale.25 Dec 02:09 AM
Retail'It's madness out there'While the last-minute shopping rush isn't over yet, Kiwis have already spent in excess of $147 million though the tills.24 Dec 01:50 AM
RetailKiwis splash out $225.5 million in one dayAround the country tills rang during what was the busiest weekend of spending in the year so far.22 Dec 03:23 AM
RetailLate-night hours mean extra time to spendIt is four days to Christmas and the tills are ringing as last-minute shoppers dash to buy presents.20 Dec 04:30 PM
RetailCEO Q&A: Chris GudgeonTo have Zara and H&M announce their first NZ stores will be opening in late 2016 speaks volumes about our vision for Sylvia Park to be a world-class retailing destination.16 Dec 04:00 PM
RetailControversial ad campaign avoids ugly endAdvertising Standards Authority says I Love Ugly has removed the offending images and apologised15 Dec 06:08 AM
