
Glassons splits CEO role in two
Glassons has split its chief executive role into two after the departure of Di Humphries.
Glassons has split its chief executive role into two after the departure of Di Humphries.
A rising number of financial firms use mystery shoppers for regulation checks.
Kimberleys Fashion has been placed into receivership after decades of business in NZ.
Auckland home improvement DIYers had a quiet month in September.
The upmarket supermarket chain Nosh closed owing IRD $242,223 in PAYE and GST.
A supermarket has won a three-year battle allowing it to display alcohol at end of aisles.
Architect anticipates Amazon will establish NZ warehouse in next few years.
Amazon's imminent Australasian arrival set to change New Zealand's retail scene.
Topshop has closed its doors days early after selling out of stock.
Moa sees 1H growth rate tad ahead of prior year, upbeat on China.
New buying strategies, cost control and a favourable exchange rate led to profit increase.
The emphasis is moving from bricks-and-mortar to digital sales.
Frucor escapes punishment after being accused of advertising Pepsi Max to kids.
Topshop and Topman in will close by Sunday after receivers fail to find a buyer.
Amazon is trying to muscle into the restaurant business.
The retail company's non-adjusted net after-tax profit figure was $20.4 million.
The founder wanted to sell baby furniture but knew toys would keep customers coming back.
Take a look inside New Zealand's first Pak'nSave Mini.
New York City is using Google as a prime example of how tech can thrive in the Big Apple.
People love the idea of buying their groceries online, but not many actually do.
Two worklights that could cause electric shock have been recalled
New World is asking Kiwis to vote on whether or not to charge for plastic bags.
Nationwide police crackdown on barbers, hairdressers offering alcohol started in Dunedin.
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Apparel sales have remained flat this year, despite Kiwis spending more on retail overall.
PepsiCo CEO asks his team to 'leave loudly'.
Di Humphries will leave Hallenstein Glasson Holdings at the end of the month.