Bunnings declares $79m net profit from New Zealand operations
It employs about 5000-plus staff in its stores, trade and distribution centres.
It employs about 5000-plus staff in its stores, trade and distribution centres.
Stats NZ has revealed its latest Retail Trade Survey for the September quarter.
Financial Times: Spending is key driver of US economy but shows signs of slowing.
Chief executive Clive Mackenzie says the results give the company more confidence.
Shareholders have expressed concerns over the group's performance, and they want grocery.
OPINION: NZ shoppers paying some of the highest prices on the planet for food.
Black Fraud Day? Desperate scammers may entice people desperate for deals.
Auditors PwC: Cited disruptions to operations from that IT upgrade.
Financial Times: There are merchants, and then there is Walmart.
The offenders took off in a stolen vehicle with cigarettes, cash and other items.
‘We almost lost our baby because of a toy,’ Kiwi woman says. ‘I have lost trust in them'.
'Growing creep of surveillance' as lines between biometrics, CCTV, AI getting blurred.
A three-hour crime wave leaves five retailers picking up the pieces.
Which products offer the deepest discounts and how to know you are getting a bargain.
OPINION: It depends on the location of the recording – and why it was being captured.
Shoppers will be able to convert points into Air New Zealand and Qantas travel currencies.
Total retail spending grew for another month, showing positive signs heading into summer.
Charlene Fitisemanu talks to Tom Raynel about her sustainable soap business Beyond.
New Zealand retailers see sales potential amid population changes.
CEO positive but analyst says: 'It’s going to be another tough year.'
Rod Duke praises 'outstanding' achievement and says Briscoes has a point of difference.
Kirsty McKay and Mike Sutherland are celebrating the award-winning brewery.
Why Foodstuffs would face long odds if it appeals rejected merger plan.
An advocates for locals concerned about having no supermarket welcome the news.
OPINION: Technology is like legs. Excellent when working but crippling when they're not.
'It’s been nearly a year and I still feel uncomfortable. I want to forget about it all.'
Ballantynes has charged on while many of its counterparts have faltered in recent years.
About 100 people will work at the store - one of several planned new supermarkets.
How has New Zealand's oldest department store outlasted its competitors? One word: family.
CEO Andrea Scown says Kiwis have continued to shop at the chain and she's upbeat.