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Retail spending falls on lower grocery, liquor expenditure
New Zealand retail spending on electronic cards dipped in May.
Cafe owner told to sell pies, not cookies
This 21-year-old was made to feel silly and naive for following her dream.
Jordan sneakers sell for record $264,000
Michael Jordan's 1984 sneakers set a record, but were slammed dunked by a baseball card.
From 'stupid idea' to huge money spinner
Despite being told her business idea was "stupid", Abigail Forsyth is now cashing in.
Ikea's plan for living in a tiny home
Living in a tiny home or apartment? Ikea can help you
'Nope' T-shirt never reaches shelves
Glassons has pulled a T-shirt from sale to keep from diluting a charity message.
Restaurant Brands sales jump 67pc
Restaurant Brands New Zealand boosted first-quarter sales by 67 per cent.
Is this the death of shopping malls?
Malls could turn to ghost towns with predictions they could shut in just 10 years time.
The burger war that built an empire
It was a fast food David and Goliath when Hungry Jack's took on Burger King.
China driving investment in designer bags
The best place to put your money is in a handbag - not literally, but by investing in one.
Ecostore sues former employee
Ecostore alleges a former employee shared confidential information with a competitor.
Topshop's $90 million fashion mistake
Topshop Australia has gone into administration, but what went wrong for high street chain?
Sir Philip Green to rescue Aussie Topshop
Sir Philip Green is considering a plan to rescue Australian arm of fashion chain Topshop.
Hershey sued for 'under-filling' sweets
A lawsuit is alleging Hershey is intentionally under-filling packages of Whoppers.
Kraft to be phased out of NZ and Aus
One of the world's largest food brands set to disappear from shelves.
Topshop Australia in administration
Topshop in Australia has been placed in voluntary administration.
Pensioner left $5000 out of pocket
PK Furniture in receivership, with no guarantee it will fill pre-paid orders.
SurfStitch hit with $100m class action
Troubled surfwear chain SurfStitch has been hit with a A$100 million class action lawsuit.
Amazon's plan to destroy Aussie retail
Amazon has just let slip a major plank of its plan to "destroy" Australian retail.
Kiwis to get a taste of Krispy Kreme
The global doughnut chain, which started in the US, is opening in Manukau.
Impact of Amazon already felt in Oz
COMMENT: Amazon is a few months away, but its impact is already being felt.
Alibaba doubles profit to $2 billion
The e-commerce giant doubled its profits on the back of soaring growth in online shopping.
Make or break time for KitKat
Cadbury has won a bitter legal battle over its sweet rival Nestlé.
Designer Wardrobe raises $1.3m in a week
Online fashion marketplace raising capital to expand its business and launch in Australia.
NZ retail sales rise, driven by car sales
Retail sales rose in the first quarter, powered higher by a surge in car sales.
The Warehouse hires digital expert
The Warehouse Group has hired Timothy Kasbe to help build its digital offering.
Tobacco 40pc of one supermarket's sales
The principal income of a Dunedin supermarket is tobacco, so it faces losing its licence.
'Nothing wrong with constant sales'
Briscoes is defending its sales practices after the Commerce Commission's warning.
Misleading sales widespread in retail
Consumers are complaining sales advertising and price promotions are misleading.