Holdfast and Gorilla brands sticking around after offshore sale
Holdfast name and its Gorilla brands will live on, despite sale to European company.
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Apple resorts to promos, trade-ins to boost sales
Apple rarely discounts any of its products.
No-alcohol beer is having its moment
Beer - minus the usual alcohol - is picking up in popularity.
Recall issued for chocolates sold at The Warehouse, New World and Pak'nSave
The chocolates pose a risk to those with peanut allergies.
Hawkesby: Who says you have to wear shoes to go shopping?
COMMENT: At what point is it discriminatory to ask someone to put shoes on?
Crane Brothers founder ordered to pay $20k to former worker
Murray Crane to pay more than $20,000 in wages arrears and benefits.
Kids' clothing company hit with $50,000 fine
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Black Friday spending smashes Boxing Day
New Zealanders spent $442 million over the Black Friday weekend.
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It's all about the hype and the experience.
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Liam Dann: Festival of consumer greed won't save retail
COMMENT: Reflections on true spirit of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday mayhem.
Black Friday sales madness sweeps the country
Black Friday shopping madness is expected to break records in New Zealand.
Total single-use plastic bag ban within six months
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'We're not for sale': The Warehouse outlines plans to combat Amazon
That's the message group CEO Nick Grayston had for shareholders at its annual meeting.
Flights to Rarotonga for $99? Jetstar gets in on Black Friday deals
Budget airline Jetstar is getting in on the Black Friday deals.
Where to find the best Black Friday deals
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$1,599 dining tables for $24.49: Store red-faced as incorrect deals go online
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From jobless immigrant to KFC king: Deloitte 200 CEO of the year
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Skellerup Holdings - Making sure business is future-proof
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Kiwis set to flock to shops on Black Friday
New Zealanders spent $219 million on Black Friday last year.
Tauranga council votes to ban begging, rough sleeping
Begging and rough sleeping prohibited within 5m of retail or hospitality premises.
Riot Foods CEO resigns citing 'severe' alcohol addiction
Ryan Kamins has resigned from Riot Foods, citing alcohol addiction.
Kiwi duo eyes first $1m as start-up takes off
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Kiwi craft beer gets first dedicated bottle shop, more to come
First of a string of specialist craft beer bottle shops has opened.
Small Business: Designing a wholesale jewellery line
Nelson-based jeweller Benjamin Black talks about developing a wholesale jewellery line.
Kiwi dairy-free ice cream firm inks big deal in China
Wahiki Creamery is proving popular in the Chinese market.
Why Santa's reindeer are barking
Santa Claus will be stationed in malls from this weekend up until Christmas.
Budget eyewear business opening second Auckland store
Dresden sells standard spectacles for $63 a pair.