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Consumer NZ warns shoppers to be wary of Black Friday sales
The watchdog is urging shoppers to do their research and to think before buying.
Grocery shoppers boosted The Warehouse sales to record in Q1
Grocery sales were up 76.2 per cent for the quarter.
Rotorua man faces kidnapping charges, singles day begins & midterms come down to just three states | Focus Morning Bulletin: 11 November, 2022
Man behind bank hostage drama faces court, the biggest sale event is here and midterms come down to three States in the latest New Zealand Herald headline. Video / NZ Herald
Focus: Singles Day kicks off sale season
One of the biggest sales days globally is being celebrated this Friday. Video / Molly Floyd
Business confidence resumes its slide on inflation fears
Firms expect margins to be squeezed as costs rise and they struggle to pass on price rises
Costco confusion: Labour Day closure catches out scores of shoppers
Shoppers were lining up at 10am expecting to fill their trollies. But there was a problem.
Kiwi stroller brand plans to triple sales with new Aussie deal
Edwards & Co is set to supply goods to 65 stores throughout Australia, and triple sales.
The major issue facing New Zealand's jewellery industry
A look at a new emerging market and the decades-old issue that wont go away.
Inside the luxe life of chemist tycoons
The lavish lifestyles of the two men behind the chemist chain has been revealed.
'Dates' on dog sharing platform soar as pet swapping popularity surges
Short term 'pet borrowing' is picking up in popularity across New Zealand.
NZ needs supermarket competition, Govt ignores obvious move to lure firms here
OPINION: Has the Government lost sight of the national interest?
What's eating Kiwi entrepreneurs? Study reveals increasing pessimism
"Skint on time, money, and manpower" as entrepreneurs battle on multiple fronts.
'Not chasing the next unicorn': Investment capital firm Maker Partners backs three new Kiwi start-ups
Don't go chasing unicorns: Maker Partners says it wants to make Kiwi founders rich.
Small firm's plan to make avocado wood wool mainstream packaging
Thorley Robbins of wood wool firm Purewood talks challenges and seeking perfection.
'Complex headwinds' - Supermarket chief responds to record food price data
Supermarkets are absorbing some of the rising costs, says Foodstuffs managing director.
People's uprising: Wellington coffee brand seeks $1.5m for expansion
People's Coffee will put 12.5 per cent of it shares up for sale.
Hospitality leading the way as retail spending rises in September
Card data for September shows opening of borders and arrival of tourists boosted spending.
'Never been more vacancies': 30,000 more hospitality staff needed for summer
Pressure on as industry loses about 55,000 staff in just two years.
Kiwis spent big on entertainment as Covid restrictions eased
Consumer spending is still strong but Kiwis switching from buying things to doing things.
Big business versus small firms: Which are feeling the tightest squeeze?
Sweeteners needed as young workers eye up the world and others are in short supply.
Matt Heath: Being nice to retail workers is more important than ever
OPINION: Workers are experiencing increasing levels of abuse, aggression and violence.
Where Kiwis are putting their money this spring - and what items are creeping up in price
PriceSpy data shows recent price hikes in a number of retail categories.
BurgerFuel goes malty-purpose with upcycled bread lager
Burger business dips its toes into the world of brewing.
Entrepreneur Anna Mowbray's next investment venture
One of the founders behind toy giant Zuru is backing an emerging healthcare start-up.
Crystal vision: From living on the benefit to $25,000 monthly sales
Mindfulness meets big profit margins in the crystal business.
Pampered pooches: Kiwi business serves up calamari pet treats
Steph Mearns explains demand in growing gourmet pet food market.
Costco: 'Hundreds, maybe even a thousand' in weekend queue
One Costco shopper thought up to 1000 people might be in the line at new store today.
Goodman Property Trust's $635.7m real estate push sets 19-year record
"Businesses need more stock than what they have traditionally held," says CEO.
Costco power hiccup plunges busy megastore into darkness
Part of the store lost power on its second day.
'Warehouse on acid': Inside the belly of Costco's retail beast
Marketing expert Ben Goodale on day one in Costco.
'Stepping it up': Warehouse Group prepares to push further into grocery sector
Nick Grayston says the Warehouse Group is ready to increase its food retailing game.
Warehouse Group profits fall 19.3%
Sales at its three leading retailers decreased through the year.
Hundreds queue for Costco opening day; shoppers hoping for bargains
Westgate operation different from others in 828 places: boss shows off what's novel.