'So easy even for a girl': The Warehouse sorry for sexist bike ad
'We missed this one, and we truly apologise,' says retail giant.
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Warehouse Group upgrades first-half profit forecast
Retail group expects to make a profit of more than $90m in six months to January 31.
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Boxing Day sales start early online as Kiwis flock to the tills
It comes after a record-breaking day at the tills on Christmas Eve.
Santa comes early: Online Boxing Day sales start on Christmas Eve
The sale at Noel Leeming will begin at 7.30pm and The Warehouse at 8pm.
The Warehouse Group to repay $68m wage subsidy
The Warehouse Group will repay its $68 million wage subsidy.
Warehouse Group warns of possible stock delays
Warehouse Group chief executive told shareholders this morning during its annual meeting.
Another Kiwi bookshop ditches Pete Evans cookery books over neo-Nazi post
Paper Plus joins The Warehouse in banning cookery books due to social media post.
Showdown over job cuts: Warehouse used Covid as an excuse for lay offs - workers
First Union not ruling out filing a personal grievance, as 600 jobs go nationwide.
Chair Joan Withers snaps up $50k in Warehouse shares
Chairwoman of The Warehouse Group has purchased more shares in the company.
The Warehouse Group exploring 'dark store' opportunities
Chief executive Nick Grayston also defended wage subsidy and redundancy criticism.
'Absolutely gutted': Hundreds of workers at The Warehouse made redundant
The union says hundreds of workers at The Warehouse are being made redundant.
Unusual items cast cloud over Warehouse profit
Analyst defends Warehouse profit made possible courtesy of the wage subsidy.
The Warehouse Group posts profit - but only because of the wage subsidy
It will not pay out a dividend.
Manager at The Warehouse justifiably dismissed for pushing, swearing at shoplifter
Ringo Peters swooped on a young man he saw pocketing a pair of eyelash curlers.
Leaders' debate: Warehouse Group responds to 'immoral' comments
NZX-listed retail company was called out during last night's leaders' debate.
Collins: I'll door-knock big business to get wage subsidy back
Collins has offered to act as a debt collector to force big business to cough up.
Sir Stephen Tindall to step down from The Warehouse
This brings an end to an era dating back to 1982.
Theo Spierings' new gig, Warehouse avoids scrutiny, Hosking joins ASB
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Oliver Mander: At The Warehouse, there's even more change in store
COMMENT: Reforms are driving good results, but it must keep investing in change.
Retail job cuts 'consequence' of customer habits - experts
'These trends come at a social cost to employees, who are often quite vulnerable.'
The Warehouse to close stores for a big announcement
Last month The Warehouse announced six stores were closing and head office job cuts.
The Warehouse's TheMarket still years away from profitability
Online marketplace says it is at least two years away from profitability.
Noel Leeming under investigation for selling products not in stock
An investigation is underway after nearly 60 complaints were filed in the last six months.
'It doesn't make sense': Stunned Warehouse workers react to job loss announcement
Warehouse workers were left with massive uncertainty after the company's announcement.
The Conversation: Warehouse risks long-term interests by sacking staff
AUT lecturer Jonathan Baker questions the company's strategy.
'Context matters' - Nikki Kaye defends Goldsmith's knitting comment
Nikki Kaye has defended Paul Goldsmith's knitting comments about Jacinda Ardern.
Warehouse Group CEO on move to agile, store closures
Online retailing is now a major focus for the NZX-listed retail group.
Heather Du Plessis-Allan: PM wrong to see red and attack The Warehouse
COMMENT: PM should know better than a Shane Jones-style public attack on a business.
National MP tells PM to 'stick to her knitting' after anger at Warehouse job cuts
The PM said she was angry at The Warehouse Group for axing more than 1000 jobs.
Kmart eyeing up site Warehouse plans to vacate
Sources says The Warehouse is unlikely to want a competitor to take over the property.
Warehouse Group proposes axing more than 1000 jobs
More than 1000 jobs in listed retailer's store network and head office to go.
Up to two-week wait for The Warehouse deliveries
Warehouse says it is trying to get customers' orders to people as quickly as possible.
Warehouse staff asked to take pay cut as pressure mounts
NZX-listed retailer is proposing mass pay cuts.