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"We're not going to sit around and wait for the border to reopen, we are leaving."
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Te Mata Four Square to stay closed for at least eight weeks after fire
Owner says fire ruined retail area so it will be at least 8 weeks before store reopens.
Businesses say they want more financial support should NZ move to Red
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Kings Plant Barn hit by click-and-collect data breach
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Consumer card spending rises 1.9% in December
Increase in card spending providing both confidence and risk for 2022.
Why investors are turning on the maker of Marmite
Marmite maker's sustainability drive is proving as divisive.
Michael Hill celebrates a merry Xmas as sales surge
Michael Hill International's sales were strong over the December quarter.
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Tips to prepare your business for sale this holiday.
Nike Britomart store to shut after a decade
A sports retailer in Auckland CBD heritage precinct Britomart is closing after 10 years.
The Warehouse Group CEO Nick Grayston on its plans to tackle global competitors
The Warehouse Group CEO Nick Grayson on the challenges facing the business in 2022.
Built 2014, demolished 2020, now liquidated: Palmers Westgate
Built 2014, demolished 2020: disposable retail takes on new meaning on this site.
Bumper times: Kiwis spend millions in New Year sales
No sign of slowing down, record end of year retail spending.
Retailers brace for surprising Covid trend we didn't see coming
After months of Covid-19 lockdowns, a new trend reveals we are finally getting "revenge".
Singapore Airlines' new take on runway fashion - recycled plane parts
Aircraft seats, windows, life vests, bed sheets, blankets all getting new lease of life.
Becky Cashman and her natural skin care products
Becky Cashman and her natural skin care products.
Bad taste in mouth: Woop customers complain about Christmas food boxes
Hundreds of comments have criticised the brand's Christmas box.
193 transactions a second: Kiwis race to shops for last-minute gifts
A whopping 11,277 transactions were made in a single minute on Christmas eve.
Beware of the buy now pay later debt trap
Shoppers are being urged not to fall into the debt trap this holiday season.
Shops and fruit sellers smashed in festive spend up
The Christmas Eve rush has brought some cheer for retail businesses in Hawke's Bay.
Selfridges sold to Thai and Austrian buyers for about $7.86 billion
The price tag is understood to be slightly less than the sum sought by the Weston family.
No more pavlovas! Kiwis queue for last-minute Christmas lunch items
It could be back to the drawing board for Kiwis who haven't started their shop yet.
Retailers hope post-Christmas shoppers make up for slow start
Customers are still nervous about going to the shops with Covid in the community.
Christmas retail spending up but a warning some businesses are still suffering
A Wellington bookstore has been so busy it has lines out the door.