Budget 2022: Move to stop supermarkets blocking rival stores hailed
The new law could help parties challenge the Countdown/Foodstuffs duopoly.
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'Not good for society': Shoplifting girls kick liquor store owner in the groin
Teenage girls kick and punch shop owner after he asked them to return a stolen bottle.
Woolworths wins 'landmark' $325,000 costs award
Spreydon Lodge, which owns land next door, had objected to the Woolworths development.
Cheaper costs and chaos: What is The Chemist Warehouse effect?
If you are shopping at The Chemist Warehouse, here are some tips to make it less chaotic.
Walmart shares plummet after guidance cut
Stock of world's largest retailer falls more than 11% as inflation hits profits
Global retailer reopening new 'live' store in $15m renovation
Nathan Male of Metro Commercial leased the premises to the global retailer.
Countdown vs Foodstuffs: What's cheaper, from where
A look at staple groceries - what's cheaper, where and by how much.
Why not all Auckland Airport retailers are open - or expect to open - anytime soon
Auckland Airport unsure if all terminal retailers will be open by the end of the year.
Global athleisure retailer pushes further into NZ
Lululemon "exploring other pockets of opportunity" following recent store opening.
'It's a slum': Can Queen St come back from lockdowns, heavy construction?
Construction and lingering lockdowns have dimmed the appeal of Auckland's CBD.
State of entrepreneurism in NZ - and why Kiwi business is upbeat
Entrepreneurs Organisation report outlines encouraging business sentiment.
Dream home 'nightmare': Australian building firm adds $70k to clients' bills
Some Australians are being asked to fork out extra money or risk missing out on homes.
Biscuit giant Arnott's to bring manufacturing back to NZ after 25 years
The Australian business will operate out of a new factory in Avondale.
Grocery retailer raises capital to open seventh supermarket
Upmarket grocery chain partners with private equity firm Waterman Capital.
What might have been: How Covid hobbled fast-growing company
Greg Macpherson on SRW Laboratories' impressive growth despite Covid-hindered growth.
Amazon-like Australian retailer expands to NZ
Bricks and mortar retailer's online offering makes moves across the Tasman.
Watch: Ready to challenge supermarket duopoly - inside NZ's first Costco
The nearly-finished warehouse is out to challenge our supermarket duopoly.
Sneak peek: First look inside $100m-plus Costco NZ store today
Media being invited into new 1.4ha store at Westgate on Auckland's northwest fringes.
Daily grind: Coffee firm helping employers woo staff back to the office
Ange Besant explains how employers are using her product to woo back their workforces.
Alleged Kmart robber appears in court, denied bail
The 24-year-old was denied bail when she appeared in court on multiple charges today.
Brooke van Velden: Govt has egg on its face from mad Easter trading laws
OPINION: No wonder NZ struggles with big decisions with messy Easter retailing rules.
Services sector rebounds after Omicron outbreak
Economy to recover this quarter despite ongoing rough patches.
Kmart chaos: Police interview battered staff as hunt for culprits continues
Staff at the store have been spoken to and police inquiries are ongoing.
Vape chain opens 100 stores: How Shosha became one of NZ's largest retailers
Shosha harbours no guilt for growing its business at any potential risk of public health.
All hands to the pump: How OfficeMax survives Covid's mass disruption
Office supplies retailer forced to change tack as Omicron hits workforce.
What's in a bottle? Trio launch global guide to buying wine
New World is trialling the new system designed to help shoppers with wine selection.
Auckland single mum starts baby formula company
Elke Pascoe explains how she lives a transtasman lifestyle juggling being mum and CEO.
Easter bonanza in Hawke's Bay: Region opens for event-full weekend
All the big events during Easter weekend in Hawke's Bay.
The student, a 'stolen' 90c sauce sachet and a $300 fine
Flynn Sharrock couldn't see a price on the box of sauce sachets... so he pocketed one.
Revealed: Rich-lister's bumper pay and dividend package
Duke's trust has also benefited from the retailer's strong performance.
Small firm's hand in helping to keep shelves stocked during pandemic
Hamish Gordon talks pivoting to survive and surviving compounding cost pressures.
Is this retailing of the future? The Kiwi bed e-tailer's unmanned store
Jucy co-founder Tim Alpe's holds a 20 per cent stake in the company.
Decision pending: Westgate developer's $80m-plus claim against council
The court case has concluded after a long trial over whether services had been delivered.
Woolworths NZ selling Chch site consented for $300m mixed-use hub
Homes, apartments, offices, medical centre, childcare, gym, cinema among hub's elements.