Freight and logisticsBMW sold with wound-back odometer"Serious systematic failures" in used-car market, says regulator.18 May 05:00 PM
RetailChinese shopping giant's NZ ambitionsTop designer brands at knock-down prices and for limited periods of time: that's the deal from Chinese behemoth website Vip.com when it starts to sell here next year.17 May 06:45 PM
OpinionTom HartmannGet Sorted: Money gets a bit manicMaking quick tempo choices - especially if there's a credit card involved! - can lead to runaway spending. A two-day or two-person strategy works.15 May 09:34 PM
OpinionChristopher NiescheThe unlikely revival of Myer'sCOMMENT: Shutting down stores and ditching in-house brands might not sound like a recipe for success for a retailer, but it's paying off for Myer.15 May 06:40 PM
RetailMacy's woes could doom a third of America's mallsSales are dropping at Macy's stores nationwide, which likely means rough times ahead for other retailers.12 May 11:56 PM
BDBDRetailWarehouse lifts third-quarter sales 5.5pcThe country's largest listed retailer says it is on track to meet its forecast annual profit.12 May 09:47 PM
BDBDRetailApril card spending up on hospitalitySpending on credit and debit cards rose in April, driven by an increase for accommodation, hotels, restaurants and takeaway food.09 May 11:55 PM
RetailRevamped Dick Smith promises improved rangeThe executive director of the new website said New Zealanders can expect an improved range of products.05 May 08:20 PM
RetailDick Smith back from the deadDick Smith site relaunched with a sale to celebrate, but deals are limited on New Zealand site.04 May 01:35 AM
RetailDick Smith's super sad leftoversYou know Dick Smith is desperate to get rid of absolutely everything when it describes a cardboard cutout of Redfoo as a "priceless collector's item".02 May 08:30 PM
RetailQueen St little guys pushed outWhere have all the souvenir and convenience stores gone? Big stores are pushing them out of Queen Street.26 Apr 01:40 AM
RetailPostie pitches new future to consumersPostie 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.24 Apr 05:00 PM
OpinionTom HartmannGet Sorted: Step right up, grab $36kCOMMENT: What's the government's contribution to your KiwiSaver really worth to you?17 Apr 09:30 PM
RetailHumphries returns to GlassonsDi 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.14 Apr 05:00 PM
BDBDRetailElectronic spending up, led by hospitalityRetail spending on credit and debit cards rose in March, led by increased spending at bars and restaurants.10 Apr 11:45 PM
OpinionTom HartmannGet Sorted: Mates rates, please!COMMENT: When you factor in all the costs of short-term borrowing, is it really worth it?10 Apr 09:30 PM
OpinionShopping online doesn't save you anythingCOMMENT: You find lower prices online than at bricks-and-mortar stores, right? Wrong.07 Apr 11:00 PM
RetailCan Foodstuffs make online shopping work?Will Foodstuffs locally-owned system mean it'll struggle to cope with online grocery shopping?07 Apr 09:00 PM
RetailFoodstuffs to launch web ordersCustomers at North Island stores of New Zealand's biggest supermarket chain will be able to order online from later this year.07 Apr 05:00 PM
RetailTip Top meets Griffin's, and so much moreA range of new food products are hitting the supermarket shelves and a food chain boss says much more is to come.06 Apr 05:00 PM
OpinionRachel Wells: Affordable wedding dresses at H&M and ASOS cheapen marriageCOMMENT: The rise of fast fashion wedding gowns is tacky and should be avoided, writes Rachel Wells.06 Apr 12:40 AM
OpinionTom HartmannGet Sorted: Can you get by on $20k?COMMENT: The new rate of NZ Super gets us thinking about our future gap to fill, writes Tom Hartmann.03 Apr 09:22 PM
RetailWal-Mart's sales drop marks the end of an eraNot every milestone is worth celebrating.31 Mar 10:40 PM
RetailTristram Clayton: Corporate social responsibilityCOMMENT: While many organisations talk about corporate social responsibility, few live and breathe it quite as whole-heartedly as Farmers, writes Tristram Clayton.30 Mar 03:42 AM
RetailBunnings has a 'change of heart'Bunnings has had a "change of heart'' and will put defibrillators in five of its stores, including Dunedin's.29 Mar 11:08 PM
RetailEaster retailers ready for rules relaxationEaster trading legislation in New Zealand has been out of sync since July 1990, says Wanaka Chamber spokesman Alistair King.28 Mar 10:30 PM
BDBDRetailHallenstein Glassons profit plunges 21pcClothing retailer warned that a warm autumn is having an impact on sales in both Australia and New Zealand.23 Mar 04:40 AM
OpinionBlack: The vulnerability of gift cardsCOMMENT: There are many customers who have made deposits or purchased a gift card that hasn't been redeemed for goods before the retailer collapses.22 Mar 10:00 PM
