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Watch for credit card charge, shoppers told

Business optimism stalls as recovery catches up

Business confidence stalled in December, according to the latest Quarterly Survey of Business Opinion.

Telecom warned after another Fair Trading breach

Telecom admits misleading more than 130,000 of its broadband customers, the eighth time its been in trouble over the Fair Trading Act since 2003.

Credit card surcharge net widens

Buying a bunch of flowers, parking a car and paying bills or fines by credit card could all result in customers having to pay new surcharges.

BP outlets levy customers for credit-card use

<i>Cameron Brewer:</i> Govt should keep hands off GST

<i>Green Business:</i> Conscious Cloth

Michael Hill surges after lift in same store sales

Price war puts rivals in sights

Malls cut prices to entice shoppers

Here come the big Boxing Day sales

Christmas spending record set today

Spending surge gives retailers breathing space

The mad last-minute rush for Christmas presents shows no signs of slowing down as New Zealanders continue to flock to retail stores.

Christmas pressure on EFTPOS system

Christmas shoppers think small

With only four shopping days to go before Christmas, parking spaces are still available at the malls and shoppers say they are spending less.

Posh Nosh chain dines out on upmarket tastes

It's not all about truffle oil and pomegranate molasses, say the owners of Nosh.