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L'Oreal confirms restructure, management of NZ business moves to Australia
Consultation is under way with staff.
Small Business: Ice cream firm scoops best in category awards
Sticking out the tough times can bring sweet rewards.
The evolution of Caci clinics founder Jackie Smith
Jackie Smith talks stepping back, mammoth expansion and Fab Group's Covid-19 casualty.
L'Oreal consulting with NZ staff, denies shifting operations to Australia
L'Oreal spokesperson says changes would not affect its supply and fulfilment of product.
Inflation 'likely to remain high for several years'
Employers warned to look at the longer term as relief from cost pressures some way off.
Oat milk firm stirs up sales in South Korea
Oat milk firm says its exports markets will account for half of its business by next year.
Former Blues rugby player turns pain into financial gain
Ex-rugby star Grayson Hart's reliance on painkillers led him to start Puresport.
Focus: New World’s Everyday Low Price put to the test
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Costco in NZ: Why Auckland store can't sell alcohol - and the man trying to make it a local election issue
One of Costco's biggest-selling items won't be on the shelves.
Small Business: How keeping it in the family works for furniture duo
Auckland sisters in law band together to start storage furniture firm.
Retail heats up: The foreign brands coming to NZ
Italian denim and apparel retailer among new brands setting up shop in New Zealand.
From handbag-making in a garage to seven-figure sales: How Saben came to be
Roanne Jacobson reflects on 20 years in business - and what's ahead for wholesale brand.
PM visits Costco megastore as opening date remains unclear
Ardern was joined by Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs David Clark.
Winter chill: Spending slump raises recession risk - ASB
New data shows retail sales have declined for the second quarter in a row.
The famous Kiwi party's over: Tupperware closes lid on NZ operation
Sales will continue until October 30 when NZ business will cease trading.
Government intervention: Cheaper grocery prices? Not so fast, says Retail NZ
Greg Harford said historically Government intervention had not delivered better prices.
Four North Shore stores targeted in early morning burglaries
Police: "We want to reassure the community that we take these matters very seriously."
Consumer brands giant Unilever becomes certified B-Corp
The maker of Persil, Dove and Magnum can't guarantee its prices will stay the same.
App-based home-services firm NexDo gears up for offshore expansion
Sakshin Niranjan opens up about growing local business and making move across the ditch.
Upmarket boutique supermarket shuts down
Even with ethical shopping focus, and Covid design in mind, it still couldn't flourish.
Kiwi drinks firm Pals strikes deal for major music festivals
Popular drinks company says the deal means more than "just can sales".
Cecilia Robinson rejoins My Food Bag board amid 'deeply disappointing' share price
Meal kit company co-founder and former CEO returns.
Aussie baby goods retailer comes to New Zealand
Australia's largest baby retailer opens first of at least 10 planned New Zealand stores.
Will Costco change how Kiwis shop? How to get the most out of buying in bulk
To enter the warehouse you must pay a membership fee, set at $60 a year.
Does Uber's $1.2b economic claim stack up?
While hospitality battles to make a profit, Uber says it contributed $1.2b to NZ economy.
Costco says Covid, weather-related delays raining on megastore parade
Costco unable to confirm opening date amid construction and 'weather' delays.
Sneak peek inside Costco megastore: Will Kiwis pay $60 fee to shop there?
Costco enters NZ market as Kiwis battle cost of living and supermarket duopoly.
Kiwi face mask producer on track for double digit growth
MEO talks waves of Covid-19 and the impacts on the face mask business.
Another tough month for retail: Spending dips in July
Worldline data reveals July was another tough month for most retailers.
'We let our customers down': Freedom Furniture responds to ongoing complaints
Managing director admits fault in letter.
Michael Hill moves into lab-grown diamonds
Is selling fake diamonds as the sustainable option a smart move?
Herne Bay Countdown tries to muzzle alcohol sale opponents
Booze battle muzzling bid: Inappropriate time and cost, lawyers say.
Kiwi shoppers more cautious than UK, US, Euro consumers
Spending on travel expected to increase as Kiwis pull back on other discretionary spending