Union applauds Warehouse pay plan
A union says it hopes other large retailers will follow The Warehouse's example and introduce pay increase plans for their shop-floor staff.
A union says it hopes other large retailers will follow The Warehouse's example and introduce pay increase plans for their shop-floor staff.
Good news for New Zealand retailers now the Government has committed to look at taxing purchases made on overseas websites.
The Warehouse has expanded its online presence through its fifth acquisition in nine months.
The Warehouse is about to embark on a radical new expansion strategy using television.
Warehouse Group, the country's biggest listed retailer, boosted third-quarter sales at its Red Sheds and stationery outlets, and has kept its annual guidance unchanged.
Warehouse Group has announced plans to lift staff wages and create a better-trained workforce, with rewards for long-term service.
The introduction of Sony electronics products to The Warehouse is a smart move for the retailer and will help to provide consumers with a reason to shop at its stores, an analyst says.
Waikato company Te Kauwhata Transport has gone into receivership.
The Warehouse Group says it will disestablish the Bond and Bond electronics retail chain next month and merge it into the larger Noel Leeming network.
Half year profits at the Warehouse have almost doubled after properties were sold and the company will pay a much bigger dividend than many were expecting.
The Warehouse boss Mark Powell is playing down the significance of an Australian company's aborted investment in Torpedo7.
Acquisitions have radically transformed The Warehouse Group in the past six months, but there is no danger of the country's largest listed retailer losing focus.
Warehouse Group has reiterated its forecast for this year's earnings to beat those in 2012, and sees signs of growth in consumer spending.
After his favourite retailer vanished this week, Matt McCarten looked into the human cost of capitalism in New Zealand.
This month's toll of job losses is striking - but it's a reflection of a slowing of the Chinese economy. It's time to look for jobs that have a future.
Discount retailer Warehouse Group said it plans to sell three stores and its Wiri distribution centre on a sale and leaseback basis for about $100 million.
The Warehouse seems to have fallen out of favour with consumers this week but maybe not investors.