In light of Ekim Burgers’ social media gaffe, which involved public abuse of a customer, we talked to the managing director of Socialites, Wendy Thompson, about what businesses should and shouldn’t do on social media. One of her hot tips: don’t ever drink and tweet
Gore is revitalising its retail sector to ensure foot traffic keeps coming to its stores. District mayor Tracy Hicks says the town is nowhere near as affected as other townships in New Zealand, but they want to take early action.
The neighbourhood-based social website has now partnered with a third corporate, BP, who joins AMI and The Warehouse in Neighbourly’s “small family of corporate partnerships."
Just like cassette tapes, videos and typewriters, paper receipts could soon become a ghost of the past if Xero and Paymark’s creation takes off. The accounting software company and eftpos provider have teamed up to create a digital receipt service.
Zero hours have been struck off at McDonald’s in what Unite Union is calling a “historic agreement.”
One person’s trash may be another’s treasure, but does that mean dumpster diving is fair game? An IT worker in the US is raking in US$2500 a night from dumpster diving near retail giants like Walmart. This would equate to almost a million ($910,000) a
New Zealand mobile personalisation platform, VMob, has taken out a trio of awards at the I-COM big data conference in San Sebastian, Spain.
Can we solve the world’s food wastage problem by embracing ugly produce? A French supermarket chain has taken a stand against the unrealistic expectations of beauty set for fruits and vegetables. The shop aims to combat the rampant discrimination against non-conventionally beautiful produce and food
The store at the Queens Center in Elmhurst is a long way from Whangarei, where the jeweller founded his family business in 1979.
A survey commissioned by Reader’s Digest for its 2015 Quality Service Awards has found which shops have the happiest customers.