Michael Jordan's 1984 sneakers set a record, but were slammed dunked by a baseball card.

New Australian retailers have arrived. Who's next?

Amazon coming Down Under is going to mean we finally catch up.

Glassons has pulled a T-shirt from sale to keep from diluting a charity message.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand boosted first-quarter sales by 67 per cent.

Malls could turn to ghost towns with predictions they could shut in just 10 years time.

Kmart has launched online shopping in New Zealand.

It was a fast food David and Goliath when Hungry Jack's took on Burger King.

ASB's latest Regional Economic Scoreboard shows Auckland is struggling to keep up.

Sir Philip Green is considering a plan to rescue Australian arm of fashion chain Topshop.

A lawsuit is alleging Hershey is intentionally under-filling packages of Whoppers.

One of the world's largest food brands set to disappear from shelves.

Topshop in Australia has been placed in voluntary administration.

PK Furniture in receivership, with no guarantee it will fill pre-paid orders.

Troubled surfwear chain SurfStitch has been hit with a A$100 million class action lawsuit.

Amazon has just let slip a major plank of its plan to "destroy" Australian retail.

COMMENT: Amazon is a few months away, but its impact is already being felt.

The e-commerce giant doubled its profits on the back of soaring growth in online shopping.

Retailer PK Furniture has gone into receivership.

Retail sales rose in the first quarter, powered higher by a surge in car sales.

The principal income of a Dunedin supermarket is tobacco, so it faces losing its licence.

Briscoes is defending its sales practices after the Commerce Commission's warning.

Three e-cig companies in Australia have coped fines for misleading health claims.

For this lactose-intolerant chief executive, vegan ice-cream was just the ticket.

Company has taken extensive steps to accommodate misgivings with $42m Grey Lynn store.

Kathmandu lifted third-quarter sales due to new product lines and better promotions.

The packaging stoush between Fonterra and Lewis Road Creamery has come to an end.

G3 Group's British souvenir business faces a "significant profit downgrade".

Icebreaker has promoted Australasian manager Greg Smith to chief executive.

Countdown sales rise 2.1 per cent in March quarter on rising prices, loyalty programme.