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Analyst says Amazon tax won't save the local retail sector.
Amazon tax: Kiwis to pay online overseas GST from next year
Government announces measure to collect GST from foreign companies selling to Kiwis.
'Powerful' consumers put focus on ethics
The consumer is more powerful than any brand, says Icebreaker chief Greg Smith.
Amazon tax: Kiwis to pay online overseas GST from next year
Government announces measure to collect GST from foreign companies selling to Kiwis.
Retailers rejoice: Reaction to new 'Amazon' tax
Retailers and groups have welcomed Government's move to collect GST on low-value goods.
Ardern: Overseas online purchase GST 'not a new tax'
Shopping on the net have always been eligible for tax, it just hasn't been collected.
Kiwis spend $4.2 billion online and rising
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Instagram launches shopping in NZ
Instagram launches shopping feature allowing users to buy items directly through posts.
Group weddings and loyalty rings: Inside Alibaba's strange world
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Smart-shopping: How China is revolutionising retail
The e-commerce giant has rolled out China's first contactless 'magic payment' machine.
Supermarket introduces 'quiet shopping hour' for people with autism
Parents all over the country have been calling on other stores to get on board.
Ethical fashion: How do Kiwi retailers fare?
How New Zealand retailers fare on the ethical front for fashion practices.
Sleeping on the floor: Buyers furious after bed shop shuts
Customers say they paid for their beds up front, but the orders were never delivered.
Radio presenter's hilarious online shopping fail
Dylan Evans got the wrong Asos order and decided to point it out in the funniest way.
Veteran traveller finds a home in the outdoors
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Fashion designer's warning: 'My industry is dying'
Kiwi retailers can't stay afloat if GST laws are not changed, veteran designer says.
Businesses finding their feet in Edgecumbe
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Aussie pharmacy giant to open next door to Kiwi rival
Australian retail giant Chemist Warehouse is going head on with its competition.
NZ punk classic sets record for Trade Me vinyl sale
A Suburban Reptiles' 'Saturday Night Stay At Home' vinyl has sold for $1180.
Councils' control over Easter trading creates confusion
About 60 per cent of the country's councils have voted to open shops on Easter Sunday.
Paeroa's giant L&P bottle reaches big milestone
Paeroa's iconic big L&P bottle was born as a rocket for business promotion
Mecca to move into former Topshop site in Wellington
Rival cosmetics retailer Sephora is tipped to open its first NZ store within months.
Groceries delivery to your door service expands into sex toys
The three-month trial revealed consumers aged 40-49 were the biggest purchasers.
Catch Group launches local e-commerce site
Catch Group, the firm which bought Pumpkin Patch, launches in New Zealand today.
Taking a scientific approach to fashion
Melissa Heffernan talks about how being a nurse inspired her to create a SPF clothing line
Online shopping traps ensnaring Kiwi consumers
Consumer NZ is warning shoppers to be careful of online traps.
Is this the end of the traditional department store?
Department stores need to evolve to combat the rise of online shopping.
Briscoe Group posts eighth record result in a row but analyst says growth is slowing
Retailer Briscoe Group has smashed another full-year results record.
Mecca opens two new Auckland stores
Albany and Takapuna the latest spots to get the beauty treatment.
Timely reminder to innovators in Northland
Retailers vulnerable to external competition as technology and connectivity progress.
Auckland shopping event glimpse of future retail
The changing face of retail: Auckland fashion event offers glimpse of the future.
North facing exciting digital future
The Hawaiki cable has landed - so what does this mean for Northland?