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Couple wins $28K electric car payout after motorway scare
Dealer's defence rejected by tribunal.
Revealed: Why red meat is getting more expensive
If you feel like red meat is more expensive than it used to be, you're right.
Supermarket recalls salad batch over listeria fears
A batch of the Countdown-branded salad has been pulled from stores nationwide.
Worse than Covid: Labour shortages causing havoc for hospo sector
Labour shortages are said to be a bigger danger for business than Covid alert levels were.
Cheque mate: Death of chequebooks a blow to elderly
At 91, Ian Nelson, for the first time in his life, feels redundant.
Zeffer's non-alcoholic cider packs recalled as they may contain cans with alcohol in them
Zeffer Brewing zero per cent alcohol product packs recalled as it may contain alcohol.
Luxury boom: BMW lifts hood on its bumper year
German vehicle manufacturer says baby boomers have spent up large following Covid.
Why The Warehouse's growth strategy is inspired by tech giant Amazon
NZX-listed retailer wants to replicate US tech giant's convenience.
Consumer NZ investigates clothing retailer
Brand criticised about the authenticity of ethics and sustainability claims.
Retirement village contracts, complaints system must improve: minister
"Some changes the industry could start to make themselves," Poto Williams says.
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.
Discount debacle: Customers overcharged at 70 supermarkets
Shoppers overcharged on discount specials at Pak'nSave, New World and Four Square today.
Consumer NZ urges for sunscreens to be retested after falsified results by AMA Labs
The owner of a US lab pleaded guilty to faking sunscreen results and defrauding consumers.
Shake-up at Icebreaker: Retailer could shed 50 jobs
Merino wool outdoor clothing firm will split its business into three entities.
Levi's urges shoppers to reject fast fashion and buy less
"We need people to stop shopping for flashy bouquets and go for good, sturdy house plant."
Business Hub: Andrea Scown first female CEO of Mitre 10
New Mitre 10 boss steps up to a timber shortage crisis and pandemic challenge.
'Price of everything' set to increase: Consumers face pain at the checkout
Fears price hikes will be felt most greatly by those with the least money.
Easter chocolate eggs: What's the supply situation like this year?
After both a shortage and glut of chocolate eggs last year, Easter trade is looking good.
New laundry strips eliminate detergent bottles and throw-away plastic scoops
Dissolvable strips eliminate need for environmentally-damaging bottles and powders.
Warning over 'nasty side effects' of eyelash serums
The information about the risks should be on the packaging, says Consumer NZ.
Nestle plans to make 45 staff redundant at South Auckland factory
Nestle plans to close its Wiri site and move lolly production to Victoria, Australia.
Kiwi small business growth below Asia-Pacific average - survey
Of 11 markets surveyed, New Zealand firms ranked poorly on economic performance.
Warehouse Group ready for acquisitions: CEO
Group chief says liquidity in the company would allow for a takeover.
Store closures and new openings: What's going on at retail chain Pricewise?
Rebrand is on the cards for health and beauty retailer following reduction in stores.
$18,000 bill for three-day clean of elderly hoarder's house
Crime Scene Cleaners charged $18,000 to clean the house of a man who had just died.
Gull boss opens up about fuel price competition, 22 years of disrupting the market
Fuel retailer says its model is geared up for a decarbonised future.
Tough sell: How Commercial Bay is faring almost a year on
Inner city shopping mall faces very different trading reality compared to original hopes.
Spotlight's lofty $550m plans to open 150 new stores in five years
Owner of homeware and fabrics retail chain has big plans for expansion.
What the sudden lockdown means for retail spending
Data shows retail spending tumbled in January - but is it now set to fall off a cliff?
David Jones' downfall: Can Auckland be saved?
Department store retailer last week confirmed it is closing its store in Wellington.
Positive January retail sales figures paint one-sided picture
Industry experts say positive figures don't show how many retailers are struggling.
Bottoms up: Alcoholic drinks trends to watch in 2021
'Anything pink', sparkling and premium is tipped to do big things, producers say.