RetailHarvey Norman hits backHarvey Norman says a review of its finances is part of a routine surveillance.26 Mar 09:44 PM
RetailMenu slur: Owners sorry for 'poof' lineThe owners of a new sandwich shop have been roasted by outraged customers.25 Mar 06:14 AM
RetailTributes flow for former Farmers bossRod McDermott died after a car and truck collided on Welcome Bay Rd.24 Mar 02:07 AM
OpinionWhy UK needs more companies like AmazonCOMMENT: Amazon's robots so far seem to have been overwhelmingly positive.22 Mar 10:10 PM
RetailAmazon's Alexa takes on Apple's SiriAmazon's battle with Apple over digital assistants is moving to a new venue: hotel rooms.22 Mar 10:10 PM
RetailPumpkin Patch sold to Australian buyerThe popular children's retailer has been resurrected as an online store.22 Mar 08:13 PM
RetailBuyer found for Pumpkin Patch?Childrens' retailer Pumpkin Patch may have been given a lifeline in the form of a buyer.21 Mar 07:56 PM
AgribusinessSpinach and salad supply shortageRecent extremely wet weather across the country has put pressure on the greens.21 Mar 04:00 PM
RetailHarvey Norman receives 'please explain'Harvey Norman shares fell 8.2% after two directors sold more than A$2.5m in shares.21 Mar 01:58 AM
RetailKathmandu share price up after resultFirst-half profit has risen off the back of strong sales and improved stock management.20 Mar 08:37 PM
New ZealandRetailer discounts sanitary itemsThousands of dollars of sanitary products have been donated to charity ahead of a two-week campaign by Countdown.20 Mar 04:00 PM
RetailAustralian social enterprise set for NZThankyou Group made its name by donating 100 per cent of the profits from its retail sales to fund charitable projects.19 Mar 05:00 PM
RetailFinding the best deal online gets easierA new Google platform will make it easier for shoppers to compare prices of products and find the best deals.18 Mar 09:46 PM
RetailNike in hot seat for false marketingChina's annual name-and-shame consumer protection show criticised Nike for false marketing.15 Mar 08:34 PM
RetailBriscoes boss: Kiwis over 'cheap rubbish'The boss of Briscoe Group says the retailer's record result is thanks to more emphasis on quality.14 Mar 05:13 PM
RetailAuckland brewery wins prestigious awardsAn Auckland brewery has taken top honours twice at a prestigious UK competition.14 Mar 06:42 AM
AgribusinessPalace Poultry denies caged-egg claimsTerry Fletcher of Palace Poultry has denied allegations that he onsold caged eggs as free-range.14 Mar 05:21 AM
RetailBriscoe Group posts record profitKiwi retailer Briscoe Group shines in a challenging market.14 Mar 12:26 AM
RetailEftpos switchover: Are retailers ready?Thousands of retailers may be unaware their Eftpos machines will stop working at the end of April if they don't upgrade them.13 Mar 03:43 AM
RetailGoing, going, but not quite goneOne of the kings of New Zealand's antique industry has brought the hammer down on 53 years in business and is auctioning off his remaining goods.12 Mar 04:00 PM
RetailWarehouse boss prepares for online battleA year into his tenure, Nick Grayston appears to be a man with a plan.10 Mar 04:00 PM
BDBDRetailAmazon to shake up entertainment industryThe traditional TV industry is divided on whether to welcome internet streaming and video-on-demand providers onto set-top boxes.09 Mar 09:39 PM
RetailTop fashion retail chains closing downNZ stores of fashion retailers Marcs and David Lawrence are closing down.09 Mar 12:22 AM
BDBDRetailWarehouse ready for Amazon juggernautWarehouse Group says it is a question of when not if Amazon arrives in New Zealand.08 Mar 11:41 PM
RetailFirst half Warehouse result 'mixed'NZs largest listed retailer The Warehouse Group has posted what it said was a "mixed" first half performance across the Group.08 Mar 08:06 PM
BDBDRetailSettlement reached with Nosh franchiseeVeritas investments says it has reached a confidential settlement with former franchisee owner Phil Mead after he sought to terminate his agreement.06 Mar 05:19 PM
RetailTourist spending bolsters retailersHigher spending by tourists continued to bolster retailers last month. Figures from Paymark show February spending was up 2.2 per 05 Mar 11:18 PM
Small BusinessA plastic alternative for your picnicGovino New Zealand director Prue Kane talks about taking on an established drinkware business and the greatest lessons she's learnt.05 Mar 05:00 PM
RetailHow Bunnings claims 'lowest prices'Does Bunnings deliver on its brand promise of lowest prices guaranteed? That's a tricky one to answer.04 Mar 10:17 PM
Small BusinessSpinning yak yarn for outdoor clothingTwenty three year-old Stefan Warnaar was inspired to start his business on his OE. Warnaar opens up about competition.26 Feb 07:50 AM
RetailCity gives blessing to break-upThe City has given its blessing to a dramatic break-up of consumer goods goliath Unilever.25 Feb 10:12 PM
RetailFrom truckie to vodka millionaireMarko Pavasovic was joking with a mate about a crazy idea. It was then they decided to turn it into reality.25 Feb 07:02 PM
Retail'Crocodile' tears: Lacoste loses trademark fightFashion label Crocodile International has won a Supreme Court fight against rival Lacoste over which one can lay claim to a crocodile trademark in New Zealand.21 Feb 01:33 AM
RetailGarage business turns into $35m empireA couple who used their garage as an office has turned a small idea into a $35 million ($37.4m) empire.20 Feb 02:32 AM
