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What a supercharged Labour Government means for business

Increasing costs will become a focus during Labour's next term in government.

Chair Joan Withers snaps up $50k in Warehouse shares

Chairwoman of The Warehouse Group has purchased more shares in the company.

Smith & Caughey's opens dedicated Christmas shop

Pop-up store will run through to Christmas Eve.

Briscoe Group to pay back $11.5m wage subsidy

Briscoe Group said it had made the decision following continued strong sales.

The Warehouse Group exploring 'dark store' opportunities

Chief executive Nick Grayston also defended wage subsidy and redundancy criticism.

The America's Cup opportunity for hospitality

Damien McDowell says the industry could be transformed by the America's Cup.

Retail crime increasing in affluent Auckland suburbs

Auckland city business associations say wave of "stealing to order" increasing.

Michael Hill enjoys solid sales growth for quarter

Jewellery company says same store sales grew in all three of its markets.

NZ's retail sector showing signs of life but still fragile - report

An ASB economist says increase in domestic spend can't fill void of tourists over summer.

Auckland Airport entices domestic travellers with click-and-collect shopping

Auckland Airport extends online click-and-collect offering to domestic travellers.

Drink of the summer? The sparkling craze taking over NZ

Sales in this item have increased by more than 40 per cent in the past year.

Small Business: Work from home boom accelerates subscription clothing firm's sales

Sam Hickey explains how shift to working from home has boosted business.

Organisation already cashing in on Trump's covid-19 diagnosis

A Republican fundraising organising is already selling merchandise.

Albariño: The next big trend in wine

Albariño has the potential to become as popular as sauvignon blanc.

First look inside $277m Sylvia Park expansion

The expansion will add an extra 2ha of indoor floor area and 57 new shops.

Business Hub: Fast food CEO's ambitions to treble footprint to 1000 stores

Russel Creedy says the business is in expansion mode.