Where have all the souvenir and convenience stores gone? Big stores are pushing them out of Queen Street.

Postie Plus' more than 100-year history has not all been smooth sailing. But new owners Pepkor are asking customers to give the brand a second chance.

COMMENT: What's the government's contribution to your KiwiSaver really worth to you?

Di Humphries has a tough task ahead as she retakes the helm at Glassons, but the company has made a smart move in bringing her back into the fray.

Retail spending on credit and debit cards rose in March, led by increased spending at bars and restaurants.

COMMENT: When you factor in all the costs of short-term borrowing, is it really worth it?

Customers at North Island stores of New Zealand's biggest supermarket chain will be able to order online from later this year.

A range of new food products are hitting the supermarket shelves and a food chain boss says much more is to come.

COMMENT: The rise of fast fashion wedding gowns is tacky and should be avoided, writes Rachel Wells.

COMMENT: The new rate of NZ Super gets us thinking about our future gap to fill, writes Tom Hartmann.

Not every milestone is worth celebrating.

COMMENT: While many organisations talk about corporate social responsibility, few live and breathe it quite as whole-heartedly as Farmers, writes Tristram Clayton.

Clothing retailer warned that a warm autumn is having an impact on sales in both Australia and New Zealand.

COMMENT: There are many customers who have made deposits or purchased a gift card that hasn't been redeemed for goods before the retailer collapses.

Here's what Auckland shoppers report about the new NorthWest mall - too empty or pretty good?

Kathmandu turned to a first-half profit that met guidance and said its operating margin widened as it kept expenses under control.

NorthWest centre manager distributed a letter to retailers telling them to bring concerns directly to her.

It was labelled a monster mall when it opened last year, but NorthWest Shopping Centre "just isn't getting customers", says retailer.

Tom Hartmann talks how to work out how much to set aside each month.

Shoppers are wary of Dick Smith-branded stock in fire sale.

Many have declared the death of the skinny jean. Here's why they're here to stay.

Icebreaker CEO Rob Fyfe talks about leading the brand's heritage into the future.

Retailers are increasingly looking at new ways to counter a $1.3 billion bill every year in shoplifting crime.

COMMENT: The last chapter in Dick Smith saga has started, with Aussie discounter Kogan putting in the winning bid for the remnants of the dying empire.