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Christmas spending rush yet to come, analysts say
Paymark figures shows shopping spending dipped in the first week of December.
Richlister Ben Gough buys into coffee brand Mojo
Coffee brand Mojo is now part-owned by Ben Gough and investment firm LJ Partnership.
The Interview: Daniel Bracken takes charge at Michael Hill International
Michael Hill International's new chief executive had grand plans for jewellery retailer.
Spending Xmas with Trump one option for book fans
Biographies and political non-fiction are expected to be popular stocking fillers.
Wrapped up: many Kiwis already done with Xmas shopping
And electronics are top of the Christmas wish list for most.
Recall issued for chocolates sold at The Warehouse, New World and Pak'nSave
The chocolates pose a risk to those with peanut allergies.
$5 note trick to save $1900
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Hawkesby: Who says you have to wear shoes to go shopping?
COMMENT: At what point is it discriminatory to ask someone to put shoes on?
Shoe-less woman ejected from mall
The guard warned her she could only return if she put some shoes on.
Kids' clothing company hit with $50,000 fine
Goodwear Limited has been fined $50,000 for selling unsafe children's wear.
Black Friday spending smashes Boxing Day
New Zealanders spent $442 million over the Black Friday weekend.
Why do shoppers embrace Black Friday chaos when everything is online?
It's all about the hype and the experience.
Liam Dann: Festival of consumer greed won't save retail
COMMENT: Reflections on true spirit of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday mayhem.
Black Friday sales madness sweeps the country
Black Friday shopping madness is expected to break records in New Zealand.
'We're not for sale': The Warehouse outlines plans to combat Amazon
That's the message group CEO Nick Grayston had for shareholders at its annual meeting.
Where to find the best Black Friday deals
Those keen on a bargain won't have to look hard for one today.
Kiwis set to flock to shops on Black Friday
New Zealanders spent $219 million on Black Friday last year.
Wishes grow on trees for 25 years
Twenty-five years of Wishing Trees at Kmart. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Drunk' man's shopping frenzy ends with him ordering peacock
The man claims he accidentally bought a live pig, a peacock and a giant salamander.
Revealed: The Kiwi brands that made millions on China's Singles' Day
Kiwi brands made millions during China's annual shopping festival.
Mini reviewers weigh in on hottest toys
Being part of the Toy Squad is Lucy and Mackenzie Boderick's dream job.
Kiwi brands' plans for China's biggest shopping day of the year
Retailers are increasingly jumping on China's 11.11 shopping bandwagon.
Auckland's newest 'outdoor mall' set to open this month
A suburban outdoor dining precinct is set to open its doors later this month.
Forever New's plans to pull online shoppers into stores
Australian retailer is using New Zealand as a testing springboard for e-commerce features.
Retailers upbeat in lead up to Christmas
Local retailers are expecting their tills to be ringing into Christmas.
Chilled juices on rise in $3.3b Kiwi splash
Certain wines are falling out of favour with Kiwi grocery shoppers, new research shows.
Import firm opens the door to Aussies
Container Door is gearing up to disrupt Australia's retail sector.
NZ shops doing better than Aussie retailers: report
On average there's one retail store for every 135 people in New Zealand, report reveals.
Diana Clement: Countering the dark arts of marketing and advertising
COMMENT: Ask questions of yourself when contemplating making a purchase.
Kiwi fashion giants Barkers, Max merge
Barkers is set to takeover Max Fashions from Australian equity firm Catalyst.
Trump's trade war to kill $1 yoga pants
Thousands of dirt-cheap listings from China-based companies will likely disappear.
Government changes tack on online shopping GST to avoid price hikes
The Government has revised its approach to collect GST on low-value goods.