NZ Post has had a rough ride over the past few years as its main revenue source—mail—continued to have its lunch cut by digital communication. That's resulted in a series of restructures, asset sales and cost-cutting exercises, but necessity is the mother of invention, so
The owner of musical instrument online store GlobalSoundTrade Ltd has been ordered to pay more than $91,000 in compensation and fines relating to fraud. He is also banned from using the internet for three months after misleading customers and never intending to send items they
Greg Doone, PwC director and digital strategy and data specialist, shares his insight into the "waves of disruption" facing retailers.
Both on the shop floor and, increasingly, online, crime is costing Kiwi retailers more than ever before. Contributor Graham Medcalf asks, what does crime against retailers look like in the digital age, and what can we do about it?
Lizzi Hines, a New Zealand entrepreneur and founder of design company Spaceworks, has launched an online shaving company she hopes will take on the big boys of the shaving industry. Called Shave Union, it offers a home-delivered razor subscription that Hines says simplifies a weekly
Held annually in Frankfurt, Ambiente is the biggest homewares trade show in the world. Contributor Lynda Gray shares the exhausting, exhilarating experience of being there.
Business commentator and NZ Retail columnist Warren Head investigates to what extent the weather affects customers' buying decisions.
Consulting director at Skyline Business Services Barry Moles says he is a retail visionary who is addicted to making a difference. He describes how different types of virtual changing rooms work and why they're going to be the future of fashion retail.
This incredibly detailed centurion’s helmet was on display in the window at High St menswear store, I Am Paris. We’re not sure what it has to do with menswear, but it made us want to go inside to take a closer look. If you've got a