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Grocery buy surges an 'uneducated response' to Omicron.
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson says there is no need to rush to the shops.
Bumper times: Kiwis spend millions in New Year sales
No sign of slowing down, record end of year retail spending.
Boxing Day blitz: Kiwis spend almost $100 million in sales
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Bad taste in mouth: Woop customers complain about Christmas food boxes
Hundreds of comments have criticised the brand's Christmas box.
193 transactions a second: Kiwis race to shops for last-minute gifts
A whopping 11,277 transactions were made in a single minute on Christmas eve.
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Christmas retail spending up but a warning some businesses are still suffering
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Aucklanders flocked to hairdressers, bars and cafés - data
Kiwis spent $70 million per day in the last week since Covid restrictions eased.
9 ways to take the stress out of Christmas gift shopping
How to get your gift shopping done speedily, successfully and with your sanity intact.
Online sales help The Warehouse as directors' fees increase
Pool of money for directors almost $1m a year at the retailer.
'Mass-consumerism makes an unfair world' says Trade Aid boss
$270 million in estimated turnover expected on tomorrow's Black Friday sales.
Ho Ho Vax: Santa masked up and vaxxed for Christmas
One for the ages - a Santa photo like no other.
Retail NZ estimates $270m Black Friday spend-up
Retail NZ estimates a $270m turnover on Black Friday.
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The Dating Diaries: Why today is the best day to be single
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SMEs concerned about supply chain disruptions right before Christmas
SME concerned about supply chain disruptions leading into Christmas rush.
'Disaster': The big change coming to Afterpay in Australia
Criticism as the buy now, pay later icon moves into a bold new space.
Kiwis get credit cards out in October, but retail challenge remains
Electronic card transaction data shows spending is returning to pre-lockdown levels.
Liam Dann: Now the retail rebound begins ... or does it?
How local consumers behave with Delta at large is a big variable in our economic future.
The small Kiwi business offering an alternative to disposable nappies
Bear & Moo founder Hannah Porter on the success of her online shop.
Ho ho, oh no: Kiwis facing a Covid Christmas without family - or their favourite gifts
Travel restrictions and supply shortages are threatening to disrupt the festive season.
'As seen on TikTok' is the new 'As seen on TV'
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New data suggests post-lockdown rebound weaker than last year
Economists say there are signs this lockdown rebound won't match last year's strong surge.
Controversial Kmart display sparks online debate
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Retail rage: Angry shoppers throw stock and abuse staff
Retail staff are increasingly facing abuse, threats and violence from angry customers.
Restructuring and lockdown demand helps Warehouse rack up profits
Warehouse benefits from 'digital transformation'.
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