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Why The Warehouse's growth strategy is inspired by tech giant Amazon

NZX-listed retailer wants to replicate US tech giant's convenience.

The meaty sticking point that stalled Amazon's supermarket shopping spree

Jeff Bezos has struggled to break into the humble grocery industry.

Pandemic fatigue: Covid wary customers demand good service again

Consumers are tired of Covid excuses and are demanding good service again

Consumer NZ investigates clothing retailer

Brand criticised about the authenticity of ethics and sustainability claims.

NanoLayr expands as demand for its mask filters continues

NanoLayr says each of its products could become $100m businesses in five years.

Suspected arson at Auckland Pak'nSave after fire lit in trolley

Authorities are investigating a fire being lit in a trolley at a Pak'nSave last night.

Small Business: Entrepreneur looks to India for next business venture

Hamish Donkers explains how his friend's trip overseas inspired his e-commerce business.

2020's wild ride: Retail spending in the year of Covid

A look back at how Covid alert level restrictions resulted in unusual spending trends.

My Food Bag beats forecasts in first result as listed company

Meal kit company reassures investors following poor share price performance.

The Warehouse Group lifts third-quarter sales by 35 per cent

Retail Group has also issued its full-year guidance.

Truffles for Dunedin Countdown workers

Julie Woods, planned to drop off 60 home-made truffles to Countdown Dunedin Central staff today following Monday's stabbing. Video / ODT

Grape shortage: 'Worst in at least a decade' says Pernod Ricard boss

Bryan Fry says winemaker is working through industry-wide supply issues.

Will this Govt move bring an end to 'No Paywave' signs?

The Government estimates it will save businesses $74 million a year.

Supermarket staff return to scene of stabbing for blessing

Some staff made an emotional return to the store for a blessing on Wednesday, their first time through the doors since Monday afternoon’s incident. Video / ODT

End of an era: Acclaimed Ponsonby restaurant Sidart sold

Sid and Chand Sahrawat hand over their first restaurant to their chef.

Small Business: Christchurch paint firm seeks to raise $1.2m capital

Former nurse says raise will enable her firm to grow its distribution.

Pet food, hardware and vehicle parts hit: Empty shelves as supply chain issues affect NZ

International supply chain issues and temporary shipping delays lead to empty shelves.

West Auckland supermarket could be closed for a week after fire

ABOUT 60 firefighters were called to tackle the supermarket blaze last night.