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Retailers more upbeat but sales figures point to more trouble ahead
Retail spending tipped to take a dive as wage subsidies come to an end.
Retail spending tipped to take a dive as wage subsidies come to an end.
NZ Post research reveals huge parcel volumes during lockdown.
Managing director Rod Duke says the sustained bounce back in sales was surprising.
Kiwi stylist warns getting noticed on social media is not as easy as it looks.
'Free money' to stimulate economy could help in challenging months ahead, analysts say.
Online marketplace says it is at least two years away from profitability.
One woman has claimed Kmart is the most dangerous thing about living Downunder.
New York Times: Quest for cleanliness is encouraging shoppers to abandon notes and coins.
Retail Radar report shows signs of improvement in the sector.
Lockdown has forced many of us to rethink our spending habits.
Protests, rugby crowds, shopping ... level 1 means more traffic and crowds.
Herald survey of an Auckland mall reveals retail is in for tough times.
The billion-dollar Commercial Bay shopping precinct opens in Auckland amid Covid-19 uncertainty.
Precinct Properties's $1b shopping centre set to open after four years under construction.
Online retailing is now a major focus for the NZX-listed retail group.
The woman says the staff member didn't believe she was alone, because of her race.
Just 10,000 of retail businesses are said to be stable in the current environment.
Half of its stores could vanish within months, and it's all because of one fatal mistake.
"It's a pity we're having to go back really". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
What queues there were in Hamilton were moving steadily this morning.
We look at what is and won't be open for business from today.
The app can tell mall security how many people there are per square metre.
It has centralised shopping at its retailers on one platform.
They sold masks at no profit but Facebook shut them down. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Panic buying Kiwis ordered 42 per cent more booze and groceries online as pandemic hit.
Hawke's Bay agencies, community and support groups rally the troops to help the elderly.
Customer-free store based in Penrose, Auckland, will see more than 7500 orders a week.
Complaints weren't only about food products but even the price of the plumber too.
Kiwi fashionistas are still able to receive goods from foreign companies.
Some of the change we face in the next year will be tough. Some will be lovely.