Kiwis gripped by Black Friday fever
New Zealand may not celebrate Thanksgiving, but many Kiwis were yesterday giving thanks for cut-price goods as American-style Black Friday sales.
New Zealand may not celebrate Thanksgiving, but many Kiwis were yesterday giving thanks for cut-price goods as American-style Black Friday sales.
Shoppers are coming back to Queen St as a range of glitzy stores open on the city's golden mile.
Google search data shows Kiwis' interest in Black Friday sales jumped a whopping 222 per cent between 2012 and 2014.
A malware that can steal credit card information at the check out has caused concern.
Retail expert confident David Jones will be eyeing up a spot in Auckland.
What are going to be the best toys to get the kids for Christmas? Experts take a look.
Kathmandu affirms 2016 profit growth guidance and tweaks marketing to reduce 'sales fatigue'.
Internet shopping's power has not hurt NZX-listed Precinct Properties' ambitious plans for its $550 million, 38-level Downtown tower.
Retail sales volumes rose in the September quarter as strong motor vehicle activity and a pick-up in consumer electronics drove consumer spending, beating expectations.
A teenage girl was left distraught after her sweet 16th birthday gift was reduced to a worthless piece of plastic.
An Asian businesswoman is determined to do something for the New Zealand city that educated her three children.
Retailer Wild Pair has appointed receivers, but will continue to trade as the administrators seek buyers for the women's apparel and footwear chain.
Figures released by Statistics New Zealand showed growth of 5.7% in core retail for the year to 30 June 2015.
Queen St is set to welcome back New Zealand retailer Farmers on Thursday with the opening of the refurbished store aiming to impress inner-city customers.
New Zealand chicken producer Tegel could end up being Australasia's first major public share offering of 2016.
The Brickworks opened at West Auckland's LynnMall, with renowned chef Ray McVinnie ringing a brass lunch bell to mark the occasion.
New Lynn's new eight-screen multiplex cinema complex is the first Reading complex to open in Auckland.
Glerups, the Danish woollen slipper maker, has extended its contract with New Zealand woolgrowers to meet increased demand for its product.
A four-storey-high movie screen and 740-seat restaurant precinct been revealed after the first peek into Auckland's biggest mall makeover of the year.
Starving but feeling a bit lazy or short of time? Here's a tip: be very careful when ordering food online.
November 5, the dining lane will open with a new lineup of restaurants and cafes.
Moa Group said its first-half loss narrowed after the listed beer company lifted the volume and value of sales and improved its gross margin.
Auckland shoppers can look forward to buying from Swedish giant H&M before Christmas next year.
Retail spending on electronic cards rose for a fifth month in September, led by an increase in expenditure on durable goods.
Tainui Group Holdings is selling a half-share of the country's largest single retail and entertainment destination, The Base.
Recent failures have highlighted how much retailers - especially apparel - are suffering in a changing consumer environment.
Does it seem as if certain retail stores are forever having sales? Turns out they pretty much are.
Some customers who believed they picked up dirt-cheap furniture deals in a Harvey Norman online sale say extra payments due to be deducted from their accounts have shot up.
As one of the more powerful women in property, Angela Bull acknowledges how few of her gender run big projects.