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Chinese tech company reviewing kids' usage after govt pressure
The Chinese tech giant is one of a number of companies being targeted by the government.
The smart tech employed by Foodstuffs to free up 9000 hours of staff time
New Zealand's largest grocery retailer is turning to tech to drive efficiency.
Small Business: Entrepreneur looks to India for next business venture
Hamish Donkers explains how his friend's trip overseas inspired his e-commerce business.
Tech giants under threat in battle for the digital economy
The power of some of the world's biggest companies is being challenged as never before.
Small Business: Athleisure wear firm on benefits of brand synergies
Geoff Gates talks synergies and benefits of running two brands alongside each other.
Ethique pushes on with international expansion plans
Christchurch company expands distribution in Australia, plans to do same in US and UK.
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.
Briscoe Group bags yet another record quarter of sales
Homewares and sporting goods retailer says its full-year profit will be in excess of $70m.
Positive January retail sales figures paint one-sided picture
Industry experts say positive figures don't show how many retailers are struggling.
TikTok takes on Facebook with US ecommerce push
Financial Times: Viral video app set to unveil a suite of new online shopping tools.
My Food Bag: Ten questions for would-be investors
Is there enough demand for the meal-kit company's listing to get off the ground?
Is HelloFresh now NZ's third-largest grocery retailer?
Chief executive of German meal-kit company says HelloFresh has overtaken My Food Bag.
Kiwi nut butter brand stocked in 360 US stores overnight
Distribution deal puts firm on track to sell "tens of thousands" of product in US annually
Recycle Boutique's drastic goals for textile waste reduction
Retailer says e-commerce will enable NZ to significantly cut textile waste to landfill.
Watch: Inside Countdown's automated Amazon-like dark store
Supermarket chain invests in technology to speed up delivery of online orders.
Trade Me won't repay $4.1m wage subsidy despite smashing goals 'out of the park'
Online marketplace says the wage subsidy was used as it was intended to be.
The world's smallest commercial distillery - operating from Auckland
The Vicar's Son's spirits are made in a garage in Point Chevalier.
Q&A: Zuru's Anna Mowbray on challenges facing a Covid-free NZ
Zuru Toys CEO Anna Mowbray looks back on the challenges of 2020 and what lies ahead.
Leading questions: Greg Harford's outlook for NZ retail
Greg Harford discusses how Covid has impacted the retail sector.
What Mighty Ape acquisition means for Kiwi e-commerce retailer
New owner says expansion on the cards, and an Australian audience for Mighty Ape.
Online grocer launches to shake up supermarket duopoly
Container Door founder Ben Nathan's newest venture.
Mighty Ape sold to Aussie retailer in $128m deal
New Zealand's biggest e-commerce retailer has been acquired by Australian retail firm.
Small Business: Handmade soap business gearing up to export
Andrea Blondel says her business is gearing up for the next stage of expansion.
Allbirds branches out into apparel
Co-founder Tim Brown says eco-friendly company wants to revolutionise textile industry.
Michael Hill enjoys solid sales growth for quarter
Jewellery company says same store sales grew in all three of its markets.
Biggest hurdle for retailers ahead of Christmas
Edward Caughey says stock issues - not muted spending - could prove problematic.
Revealed: The most complained about retailers
Chain run by NZX-listed firm received the most complaints over its face masks.
Unusual items cast cloud over Warehouse profit
Analyst defends Warehouse profit made possible courtesy of the wage subsidy.
The Warehouse Group posts profit - but only because of the wage subsidy
It will not pay out a dividend.
Veteran menswear retailer looks to women for growth
Working Style is pushing into new channels to grow the retail business.