NZ's OCR is likely to remain on hold for longer thanks to low inflation.

Australian demand for the NZ limited edition run of Caramilk has spilled on to eBay.

The ad has been described as "truly beautiful" and a tear-jerker.

PK Furniture has been sold and its former owner owes creditors $22 million.

Wine maker Rod McDonald talks about the industry, awards and perks of the job.

Grocery chain Nosh is in receivership although independent stores remain open.

CSIRO sets sights on personalised 'food generator' based on your DNA, lifestyle and sweat.

Whittaker's is taking chocolate lovers on a tour of the world.

Women are asked to pay $7000 in return for empowerment, wisdom and sisterhood.

New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards was unchanged in June.

Topshop in Australia has been placed into voluntary administration.

Water-tech company Refil has launched its universal water filter on Kickstarter.

A family built a $4.6 billion fashion empire in one of the biggest rags-to-riches stories

The re-opening of retailer Nosh has been pushed back, again.

The decision paid off: Omar de Frias is on track to sell US$2m worth of cigars this year.

Owner of two Subway stores will face court over allegations she "exploited" a worker.

Simon Gault says changes to overseas worker rules are "terribly concerning".

Five Hardy's outlets and the chain's master franchisor have been placed into receivership.

Only 26 per cent of us know what we're having for dinner tonight, a survey has found.

A Mad Butcher franchise in Christchurch has started a Givealittle to pay staff wages.

The new supermarket opens today and has a barista, smoothies, sushi and meal kits.

For retailers, the fear of Amazon has never been stronger.

NZ icecream manufacturer has added Movenpick to the Australian arm of its business.

Toothpick crossbows are illegal in New Zealand the Commerce Commission said.

NZ's largest brewer Lion has added a number of new Aussie beers to its portfolio.

Regulators put cold water on calls for 3 formula products to be taken off the shelves.

It already sees around 13 million shopper visits a year, but it's getting even bigger.

It is part of a plan to make its swoosh-branded products available in more places online.

What's going on at the upmarket supermarket chain?

Kiwi shoppers have "very few rights" if they were to break a product in store.