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New mask rules: If you go down to the supermarket today... how Countdown will treat non-wearers
Countdown staff will call police if customers get angry or aggressive.
Countdown imposes limits on items, The Warehouse avoids using city stores to fill orders
Warehouse avoids using Auckland stores to fill essential orders as shoppers stock up.
Rebel Sport reacts as UK giant readies first Auckland store
Retail magnate Rod Duke closely watching British retail giant JD Sport's launch here.
'Just wrong': Fury over online retailer putting Māori whakairo on bedspread
The linen set is being marketed by a number of affiliates on social media.
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Woman's $1500 shopping spree draws criticism
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The smart tech employed by Foodstuffs to free up 9000 hours of staff time
New Zealand's largest grocery retailer is turning to tech to drive efficiency.
Why The Warehouse's growth strategy is inspired by tech giant Amazon
NZX-listed retailer wants to replicate US tech giant's convenience.
Pandemic fatigue: Covid wary customers demand good service again
Consumers are tired of Covid excuses and are demanding good service again
2020's wild ride: Retail spending in the year of Covid
A look back at how Covid alert level restrictions resulted in unusual spending trends.
The Warehouse Group lifts third-quarter sales by 35 per cent
Retail Group has also issued its full-year guidance.
Dunedin Countdown reopens after stabbing
Countdown Dunedin Central was 'quite busy' as of 5pm, a witness said.
Briscoe Group's bumper sales quarter lifts revenue
Retailer posts another quarter of strong sales growth.
Shake-up at Icebreaker: Retailer could shed 50 jobs
Merino wool outdoor clothing firm will split its business into three entities.
Is the transtasman bubble enough to keep airport retailers afloat?
Transtasman bubble makes up 20-30 per cent of regular earnings for one airport retailer.
Levi's urges shoppers to reject fast fashion and buy less
"We need people to stop shopping for flashy bouquets and go for good, sturdy house plant."
Prices rising as cost pressure builds on business - NZIER
Firms say domestic demand is holding steady but supply shortages are causing big problems.
'Price of everything' set to increase: Consumers face pain at the checkout
Fears price hikes will be felt most greatly by those with the least money.
Small Business: Athleisure wear firm on benefits of brand synergies
Geoff Gates talks synergies and benefits of running two brands alongside each other.
Local Focus: Serious about superdolls
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Iconic Newmarket shoe repair shop gives up prestigious spot after 83 years
Owner Peter Croad shot to fame after winning bitter battle against developers.
Store closures and new openings: What's going on at retail chain Pricewise?
Rebrand is on the cards for health and beauty retailer following reduction in stores.
Did Auckland make any money from the America's Cup?
Financial impact of pandemic expected to have diluted spending during the sailing regatta.
Tough sell: How Commercial Bay is faring almost a year on
Inner city shopping mall faces very different trading reality compared to original hopes.
Outdated regulation 'crippling export opportunity' for natural health products
Calls for archaic rules to change to allow for industry growth.
Spotlight's lofty $550m plans to open 150 new stores in five years
Owner of homeware and fabrics retail chain has big plans for expansion.
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