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Warehouse Group profits fall 19.3%

Sales at its three leading retailers decreased through the year.

Mystery of the $40m mall sale and re-sale: Who, what, why?

Questions about what appeared to be a mystery deal.

Deal site 1-day fined $840,000 for lying to consumers about product scarcity

'Effectively, it's a pressure selling business model' - prosecutor Alysha McClintock.

Kings and queens of philanthropy: NZ's billionaire benefactors and generous family dynasties

Uber-rich families that gift are plentiful around Auckland.

Budget 2022: Move to stop supermarkets blocking rival stores hailed

The new law could help parties challenge the Countdown/Foodstuffs duopoly.

'Absolutely terrible': The Warehouse apologises for misspelling Māori words

The company released a poster map of Aotearoa with many misspelled Māori names.

The Warehouse considers its grocery options

The Warehouse has reported a mixed performance over the third quarter.

NZ dollar falls to near two-year low as Wall St plunge drags shares down

A further plunge on Wall Street dragged the NZ sharemarket down nearly 1 per cent.

Warehouse reveals terms of its sustainable loan

The Warehouse signs a $70 million "sustainability-linked loan" with Westpac NZ.

The Warehouse considers mandatory vaccinations for all staff by New Year's Day

The Warehouse Group employs about 12,000 staff across New Zealand.

Green light given to businesses for rapid antigen Covid-19 tests

Big businesses have been granted an exemption to import and introduce rapid antigen tests.

Restructuring and lockdown demand helps Warehouse rack up profits

Warehouse benefits from 'digital transformation'.

'$1m a day' - lockdown toll on retail, entertainment and hospo

The Warehouse, Bunnings, PlaceMakers - how big retailers are faring under alert level 4.

The Warehouse moves into online pharmacy delivery

The company has bought a cornerstone stake in a big healthcare business.

Rebel Sport reacts as UK giant readies first Auckland store

Retail magnate Rod Duke closely watching British retail giant JD Sport's launch here.

No brainer: The new tick your company needs to support neurodiverse workers

The Warehouse and AT have signed up for the Brain Badge and want others to do the same.