Retailer delivers higher profit, but analysts want to see results from CEO's moves to trim complexity.

A new study suggests Amazon algorithms may skew products and partners, rather than bringing up the best deal.

Warehouse Group lifted annual earnings 12 per cent, beating the top end of its guidance.

Starbucks is an everyday stop for millions, and that might be its biggest problem.

Killing the food court once and for all might just give us the leg up that we need.

A technical glitch with PayPal has caused a number of Kiwi businesses to be hit in the pocket.

Increased competition and the workplace becoming less formal lead to a drop in revenue, the administrators report said.

The deal will add The Good Guys' 101 stores to JB Hi-Fi's existing network of 295 stores across Australia and New Zealand.

Former television presenter Sarah Hall explains why her business is solving a problem for dog owners.

Spending on electronic cards fell in August, led by a decline at hospitality venues.

Zara, the world's biggest clothing retailer, will open its first New Zealand store early next month.

A former board member has revealed he had no idea "who was going to buy" Dick Smith's poor-quality private label range.

Flowers and gardening accessories may not be viewed as traditional Fathers Day gifts but it appears spending on the celebration is changing.

Farmers' collaboration with Andrea Moore criticised for promoting unhealthy body image.

Auckland's economic growth is far outstripping the rest of New Zealand's. Here's why.

The first New Zealand premises for the world's biggest global clothing brand is preparing to open in Auckland.

Customers won't be losing out when Fly Buys and Airpoints go separate way, the companies say.

Catch a glimpse of the new products coming to your supermarket shelves soon.

Kiwi lingerie label Lonely has launched an international marketing campaign and is opening its third store.

One of New Zealand's biggest supermarket chains is planning to open about three to four new shops every year for the next few years.

Foodstuffs is welcoming the change, but Progressive isn't so enthusiastic.

The bearded guys in muted-plaid shirts and the lean women with low-maintenance hair may look like they're on vacation, but they've come for serious business: the Outdoor Retailer show, which this month drew 29,000 attendees to Salt Lake City.

The Countdown supermarket chain posted a 3.7 per cent drop in full-year earnings.

A company that pulled the wool over the eyes of duvet buyers by selling "alpaca" products that were actually made of sheep fibre has

The designers behind Harman Grubisa explain the business side of their NZ Fashion Week show.

Researcher run tests to show consumers would make environmentally friendly choices if they had the option.

Turet Knuefermann's advice: "Be ready to fly by the seat of your pants and never stop - you won't get bored."

Just in time for Christmas.

Michael Hill posted a 30 per cent decline in annual profit as it accounted for tax adjustments.

To break through the Amazon juggernaut, some in e-commerce are turning their humble delivery boxes into highly designed branding canvasses.