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$100m-plus deal cleared: Costco takes next step to open first NZ store

The land bought by Costco is classified as sensitive.

1000 alerts on price gouging sent to Govt inbox

The special Government email was set up to dob in potential price gouging during lockdown.

Dire impact: Lockdown pulls retail spend to record-low territory

Spending through Paymark dropped more than 70 per cent on first day of lockdown.

The loophole retailers are using to operate during the lockdown

Some are using their Australian base to work around NZ's Covid-19 rules.

Retail NZ cautions buying online during lockdown

Uncertain outlook calls for break on non-essential online orders.

Hallenstein Glasson cancels dividend

The company says sales were up before disruption from Covid-19 set in.

Foodstuffs boss: 'No price gouging' at Pak'nSave or New World

Foodstuffs boss Chris Quinn talks Easter opening and price gouging.

David Jones makes decision on closing stores

David Jones will close its small-format fashion stores.

Revealed: How non-essential businesses are making money despite the lockdown

'Pay it forward' initiative hopes to help keep businesses afloat.

Malls scrap some food court seats, eye issues running essential operations

"Health and operations are more important" - Campbell Barbour.

Commercial Bay grand opening canned due to coronavirus

Husk and Tommy Hilfiger were among the tenants waiting to open.

Trading halt: The Warehouse will go into lockdown, says MBIE

Claims The Warehouse is "bluffing" its way to an exemption.

The Warehouse set to stay open during lockdown

The Warehouse says it will keep 92 stores open during the lockdown.

Coronavirus: Truckies pledge to deliver

Essential industries assure NZ there will be ample supplies to get through the lockdown.

Comment | Supermarket stampede: Your panic buying is putting others at risk

COMMENT: PM calls for calm. Sadly, frantic shoppers had other ideas.

How this small business is working around Covid-19

Aleph Beauty planned to launch into its first international markets

Hospitality revenues falling fast, fears Govt rescue package 'does nothing'

The nightclub sector is drying up while food-based operators are believed to be worse hit.

Supermarkets' hiring spree: Hundreds of staff needed to cope with demand

Delay in supermarket opening times implemented as shoppers continue to "panic buy".