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Trev Terry boatyard receivers seek buyer as ‘tough market’ hits

Boat company will attend A&P show as usual, quest for buyer on horizon.

Mitre 10 changes at top: Smith takes over, Dippie steps down

Retail chain founded in 1974 about to celebrate 50 years trading in New Zealand this year.

200 arrests in six months: How this CBD is turning the tide on crime

'We feel well supported. In the past, we felt that no one even cared.'

What happens to other shops when a supermarket closes?

Variety store owner Thomas Park hoped for a few customers, but the car park was empty.

'I get bored': Ram raiding Hamilton teen tells judge

The teen, from Afghanistan, got swept up in ram-raid crime that swept through the Waikato.

Community leader disappointed at renewal of bottle shop's liquor licence

A liquor shop next to an alcohol-free-zoned park gets its licence renewed - here's why.

Consumer confidence up but no miracle cure for retail, ANZ says

Confidence rose but many people surveyed were still wary of buying big-ticket items.

What you need to know about Woolworths’ half-year results

We have heard a lot in recent years about supermarkets and how much money they make.

Opinion: Torpedo7 sale - why sell bikes when you could sell groceries?

OPINION: As The Warehouse cuts its losses, one wonders what plans Tahua has for Torpedo7.

Warehouse Group sells Torpedo7 for $1 after paying $52m for it

A consortium including former NZ Breakers basketball team owners is to take over.

Woolworths Group CEO steps down after interview storm-out

The supermarket giant also announced its half-year results.

Biggest NZ mall owner pushes up revenue, shopper numbers

Australasian shopper visits rose 6.7 per cent in 2023.

Who is buying Hotel DeBrett for $21m?

Redevelopment opportunities exist at the heritage building.

Kathmandu’s shares plunge on sour sales shock

Sales for the outdoor clothing brand are down 21 per cent.

'Hungry meat thief' back behind bars, told to 'get a job'

The judge told the recidivist thief supermarkets were sick of people like him.

Downbeat data points to easing inflation, less pressure on RBNZ to hike rates

Subdued consumer prices, card spending and housing data will give RBNZ pause for thought.