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Flip flop: Trump eyes return to Trans-Pacific Partnership
This would constitute a massive U-turn for the US President.
Michael Hill's US exit to cost $6.1m
Jewellery chain winds up US business after failing to build profitable operation.
Exit from US to cost Michael Hill $6m
The decade-long investment failed to deliver a profitable business.
Would David Jones merger spell the end for Myer?
It's the reluctant retail romance that refuses to die.
Icebreaker sells for cool $288m
Kiwi outdoor clothing company Icebreaker sold for $288 million.
How safe are your kids' toys?
Should there be new measures to enforce children's toy safety standards in New Zealand?
Big retailers a tasty option for food outlets
Food retailers trade better located around fashion stores, Muffin Break boss says.
Kiwi pharmacy brand not fazed by Chemist Warehouse
Group manager of Green Cross Health says its pharmacies will take on Chemist Warehouse.
Six Warehouse execs paid more than $1 million in last financial year
There are a number of highly paid executives at the Warehouse Group.
Aussie pharmacy giant to open next door to Kiwi rival
Australian retail giant Chemist Warehouse is going head on with its competition.
'Have we just become slobs?': Video captures mess at Rebel Sport store
WATCH: The aftermath of Easter retail sales at a Rebel Sport store.
NZ punk classic sets record for Trade Me vinyl sale
A Suburban Reptiles' 'Saturday Night Stay At Home' vinyl has sold for $1180.
Hell on Wheels: The new pizza franchise model
Hell Pizza is gearing up to roll out 30 new franchise businesses - on wheels.
Walmart backs China's plan to reduce pollution
This comes as Chinese President Xi Jinping has vowed to focus on living standards.
Kiwi footwear brand Allbirds soars into Canada
The Kiwi shoe company, already popular in Silicon Valley, has broken into a new market.
Councils' control over Easter trading creates confusion
About 60 per cent of the country's councils have voted to open shops on Easter Sunday.
Putting trust in blockchain
Chinese consumers are putting a premium on the safety and provenance of food.
Unlocking SME growth potential
The Chinese Government acknowledges the important role of their small business sector.
Rethinking the future of retail
The success of Alibaba has been possible thanks to the internet.
Tapping into the food chain
Nutrition companies spoke to Tim McCready about expanding into China.
Sal's Pizza expands into Australia
First Australian restaurant to open in Melbourne later in the year.
H&M's pile of unsold garments worth $5.5 billion
H&M has a pile of unsold clothing worth $5.5 billion.
Mecca to move into former Topshop site in Wellington
Rival cosmetics retailer Sephora is tipped to open its first NZ store within months.
Kiwi coffee brand Esquires launches in Pakistan and Jordan
Esquires Coffee has opened stores in Pakistan and Jordan, expanding its global footprint.
'Speed up or die': New reality for apparel retailers
The quest by big retail chains to offer fast fashion remains a challenge.
Kathmandu considers US expansion
Outdoor equipment retailer Kathmandu is considering the US market.
Kiwi app transforming the way we order McDonald's
Technology designed to enhance customer experience and increase sales.
Catch Group launches local e-commerce site
Catch Group, the firm which bought Pumpkin Patch, launches in New Zealand today.
Taking a scientific approach to fashion
Melissa Heffernan talks about how being a nurse inspired her to create a SPF clothing line
Online shopping traps ensnaring Kiwi consumers
Consumer NZ is warning shoppers to be careful of online traps.
Is this the end of the traditional department store?
Department stores need to evolve to combat the rise of online shopping.
Briscoe Group posts eighth record result in a row but analyst says growth is slowing
Retailer Briscoe Group has smashed another full-year results record.