Analysts are tipping a stellar annual result from Kathmandu Holdings.

The facelift of 246 Queen Street will reportedly mark a revival for the street.

Bread and Butter Letter founder says most Kiwis pick convenience over ethical options.

More than 220,000 Kiwis are using buy-now-pay-later service providers.

Card spending in August goes against talk of sliding business confidence.

The Auckland mall fills 14 three-cubic metre bins of waste a day - 600 tonnes per year.

Timothy Kasbe was appointed to overhaul digital operations at The Warehouse.

The supermarket chain has 10 lucrative positions going at the moment.

DFS located in the iconic Customs St heritage building in Auckland has reopened.

H&M will tomorrow open the doors to its flagship store in downtown Auckland.

Analysts say Michael Hill's 86 per cent profit drop exaggerated by exiting the US market.

Rascal & Friends is gearing up to launch in major retailers throughout the world.

Department store wars have turned nasty with David Jones delivering Myer a huge blow.

The retailer admits it mislead people over customer rights for faulty products.

Supermarket's amnesty to return shopping trolleys.

Scentre announces 'strong' leasing interest in $790m Newmarket rebuild.

Supermarkets take extra measures to stop theft of UMF honey products.

Online phone store Buy Mobile has been warned by the Commerce Commission.

Claire Long, founder of retailer Avokado, talks about running a small business.

The man said he could help himself.

Subscriptions are nothing new, but Kevin Jenkins discovers they're quickly evolving.

Digital price tags and IKEA-esque displays part of The Warehouse's new 'concept' store.

Architects were likely constrained by a community driven to resist major intensification.

Michael Mayell, the man who found Cookie Time, is investing in hemp.

NZX-listed Cooks Global Foods will acquire coffee brand Mojo for $19 million.

Travellers will be able to get their chocolate fix at Auckland Airport.

Krispy Kreme will go head to head with biggest rival Dunkin Donuts at the airport.

Can't cope with the plastic bag ban? How about this survival kit to get you though?

E tū says a few hundred people work producing plastic bags in New Zealand.

Retail companies react to Government's plans to phase out single-use plastic bags.