A silver lining to Trump's trade policies
Donald Trump's trade policies will amount to the biggest change to the way America does business in decades.
Donald Trump's trade policies will amount to the biggest change to the way America does business in decades.
The Auckland Nosh franchises are up for sale in Matakana, Ponsonby, Glen Innes, Mt Eden, and Pakuranga.
New Zealand retail sales rose in the third quarter, led by increased spending on vehicles and fuel.
Kiwi exporters are confident about 2017 despite uncertainties after Brexit and President-elect Donald Trump.
After just over two years on store shelves, children's toy Shopkins has become a huge business.
More than 80 offshore suppliers of remote services have registered for GST since the government widened the tax.
Wellington is ranked 16th on the list of the world's most expensive cities for coffee.
Some CEOs are starting to publicly offer more policy-oriented remarks or even advice for Trump as the focus shifts to how he will govern.
While New Balance are being burned by one side, Pepsi is being boycotted on another in the latest Trump culture wars.
Wellington retailers are likely to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars in the wake of the earthquakes and terrible weather.
Trump companies are already seeking to use their presidential prominence to boost their private fortunes.
No significant damage has been reported in Christchurch and residents are continuing with their day-to-day lives.
Warehouse increased first-quarter sales across all its brands ahead of the key Christmas trading period.
China's biggest day of shopping has kicked off with big name stars, and retailers are cashing in.
Hallenstein Glasson chief executive Graeme Popplewell will step down from the day-to-day running of the clothing retailer at the end
Auckland economic update shows the city's extremely strong performance
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group posted US$1 billion ($1.39b) of sales within the first five minutes of its Singles' Day shopping
Online auction site Trade Me has bought $670,000 of shares in peer-to-peer lender Harmoney Corp to keep its stake at 14.4 per cent.
New Zealand's consumer prices rose at a faster pace than reported in the September quarter, with Stats NZ discovering they made an error.
New Zealand butcher Hellers is selling its pre-cooked sausages to Australian supermarket chain Costco.
New menu items and digital efforts like mobile ordering helped Starbucks defy a restaurant-industry slowdown.
Briscoe Group is maintaining an "optimistic" outlook heading into its fourth-quarter trading.
Pumpkin Patch's receivers have taken the razor to the failed children's wear retailer's Australian stores.
NZ Herald Focus: This 23-year-old Kiwi is set for life after making herself rich selling an obscure product.
Hundreds of teenagers queued on Wellington's Lambton Quay this morning for the opening the city's first Topshop and Topman.
WATCH: From Hatchimals to Shopkins: these are the best toys to buy for kids this Christmas.
London high-street brand Topshop opened in the capital this morning.
Nearly half of the stores left vacant when Dick Smith collapsed have found new tenants.
Companies ignore the leanings of ethically-minded millennials at their peril, says TOMS retailer.