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NZ Post report reveals what Kiwis were buying before lockdown 2.0

What retail spending looked like prior to Auckland's move back to alert level 3.

Lockdown sales surge boosts Harvey Norman profits

Bumper profit fuelled by Covid-19 related furniture and home goods sales rush.

Increase in online shopping scam worries police and Netsafe

Increase in complaints of Northlanders being ripped off buying goods online.

Kmart shopper's $13 artwork hack goes viral

Aussie mum shocked when her 15-minute artwork makeover went viral.

Countdown recalls baby food products punctured by rodents

Countdown is recalling three brands of baby food pouches.

International retailers Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein expand into NZ

Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein first New Zealand stores set to open next week.

Inside NZ's biggest retail store: Ikea rival Nido set to open second level of 27,000 sqm site

New level featuring three-bedroom house and more than 100 showrooms to open next week.

Infected shopper's grocery trip to NZ's largest supermarket

A person who later tested positive for Covid did a grocery shop in the mega-store.

Mum left shocked after man secretly photographs kids in Hamilton foodcourt

Emma Lucas was curious to know what the man intended to do with the photos of her kids.

Smart buys: Why Nike sneakers and Rolex watches are worth their weight

Sneakers and Rolex watches: there's good money to be made if you know what you're doing.

Consumer confidence set to dive - what that means for recent golden run of retail spending

Second wave of community transmission expected to dent run of increased spending.

Looming shortages: Which retail items could soon be harder to come by

High demand and short supply has retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers stretched.

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.

NZ Post reveals huge volumes through its network during alert level 3

NZ Post research reveals huge parcel volumes during lockdown.

Briscoe Group sales bounce back in second-quarter after lockdown

Managing director Rod Duke says the sustained bounce back in sales was surprising.

Social media climbers: Inside Jaime Ridge's world

Kiwi stylist warns getting noticed on social media is not as easy as it looks.

Helicopter money: Should NZ follow Britain?

'Free money' to stimulate economy could help in challenging months ahead, analysts say.

The Warehouse's TheMarket still years away from profitability

Online marketplace says it is at least two years away from profitability.