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Consumer Watchdog: Fridges - less power is more
But whiteware is no longer white: a pretty colour seduces male shoppers.
Jury out on Shopping Channel
Six weeks since The Shopping Channel went live, audience ratings are yet to be released.
Repairs begin on leaky Chancery shopping complex
Repairs have begun at Auckland's Chancery shopping precinct, which has been suffering leak problems.
Suit revival in stores
Suits are back in fashion, and improving the fortunes of a menswear retailer in the process.
Consumer Watchdog: Hunt for a cereal killer
What has happened to those favourite Kiwi breakfast biscuits?
Cast your net for customers
From music to fast food, more Kiwis are choosing to shop online. But retailers need to provide good, old-fashioned service, reports Steve Hart
Good service still important
Viva talks to the faces we see in store to find out why personal service matters.
New auction site lets retailers do the bidding
A new website launching today reverses the usual auction process, with retailers making the offers instead of the consumers.
Good time for consumers
Customers are spoiled for choice and retailers are forced to discount and operate on razor-thin margins in buyers' market.
Low price strategy pays off for Kmart
Kmart says its customers are responding to its low price strategy, which it will continue.
Winz spends up on fashion
Jobseekers have spent thousands of dollars of public money at Glassons and Hallensteins in an attempt to impress future employers at interviews.
DIY zeal powers up profits
The country's two biggest DIY and hardware chains have just notched up record profits as the national appetite for home improvement grows.