New Lynn's new eight-screen multiplex cinema complex is the first Reading complex to open in Auckland.

Consumer spending data offers a simple if perhaps troubling answer as to what makes the U.S. economy grow.

A prominent commercial property development specialist has been appointed to head one of Auckland's wealthiest land owners.

Glerups, the Danish woollen slipper maker, has extended its contract with New Zealand woolgrowers to meet increased demand for its product.

The Warehouse Group has looked globally for its new chief executive, hiring English-born Nick Grayston - the third in a row to come from the UK.

Briton Nick Grayston's been named as new chief executive for The Warehouse.

A four-storey-high movie screen and 740-seat restaurant precinct been revealed after the first peek into Auckland's biggest mall makeover of the year.

Internet users who post false reviews of books, restaurants or holidays are being warned they could end up in court as internet giants launch a fightback.

Flagship Auckland mall has just been chosen as new location of New Zealand's first H&M.

Chain known for its affordable fashion and celebrity designers.

Passing customers are now able to shop using a touchscreen window display at Auckland retailer The Homestore.

Retail spending on electronic cards rose for a fifth month in September, led by an increase in expenditure on durable goods.

Tainui Group Holdings is selling a half-share of the country's largest single retail and entertainment destination, The Base.

Michael Hill International said first-quarter sales rose 9.9 per cent, driven by new store openings and increased revenue from existing stores.

Why are toilet paper sales soaring in Japan despite a falling population?

Is this the most expensive advent calendar in the country?

Does it seem as if certain retail stores are forever having sales? Turns out they pretty much are.

As one of the more powerful women in property, Angela Bull acknowledges how few of her gender run big projects.

Is Harvey Norman going to honour deals done during its glitch-prone sale?

Thanks to its banker, the Pumpkin Patch has a reprieve. But can it ever recover?

Eager shoppers flooded through the doors of the west Auckland mall as they were opened this morning.

Shoppers are expected to swarm a big new shopping mall - at the top of Auckland's northwestern motorway.

Children's clothing retailer Pumpkin Patch has been given a lifeline from its bank, which has agreed to extend facilities for the company until 2017

The acquisition is the next step in the Auckland-based retailer's development of an in-house financial services business.

Vaughan Rowsell says working with talented people, at the company's Newmarket headquarters, gets him up in the morning.

Troubled children's clothing retailer secures deal with bank.

Outdoor retailer Kathmandu is facing pressure to perform in the coming financial year after a poor 2015 full-year result.

Kathmandu is closing its UK stores after it profits dropped by more than half - a result its chief executive Xavier Simonet described as "disappointing".

The outlook looks grim for Pumpkin Patch so how did a company analysts thought could dominate the world get to this point?