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Low times on High St
Auckland's Fashion Central is facing a dressing-down, with boutique owners saying sky-high rents will force them out of the area.
Food miles least of shoppers' worries
UK shoppers care more about the price of fresh produce than where it comes from or its environmental impact, research suggests.
Watchdog needed for supermarket code - Greens
The Green Party wants an independent body to oversee a supermarket code of conduct, amid concerns of massive mark-ups.
Supermarket fruit and vege section unhealthy option for your wallet
Prices for some common produce in the Foodtown store in Mt Eden were more expensive than the shop just across the carpark.
Consumers feeling comfortable financially - survey
Consumers are feeling more comfortable about the economy and their personal finances, a new survey has found.
Does NZ need a supermarket code of conduct to monitor profit margins?
A survey found that supermarkets applied mark-ups of up to 500 per cent on fresh produce.
Warning over bogus GST, ETS price hikes
Businesses have been warned not to mislead consumers when they say the ETS or GST hike is behind price rises.
Same tax rate, different rises
When GST goes up in October, so will prices - but don't expect a uniform increase on everything, warn retailers.
Krispy Kreme gets taste for NZ
Krispy Kreme doughnut fans are closer to seeing the popular chain here in New Zealand.
Online stores fall foul of tobacco law
The Foodtown and Woolworths supermarket chains will remove "light" and "mild" from cigarette adverts on their online shopping websites.
Carter's business runs out of gas
All Black Dan Carter's foray into fashion has almost run out of gas with two more of his clothing stores closing.
Consumer confidence rebounds on Govt tax reform
Consumer confidence rebounded in the June quarter, helped by income tax changes unveiled in last month’s budget.