New $550m downtown development seeking retail clients
A $550 million retail and office centre is on track to be open for business in the Auckland CBD between 2016 to 2020, Precinct Properties says.
Which retailer wore #TheDress hashtag best?
Unless you’re living under a rock, you will have noticed a buzz about the internet about ‘the dress.’
Former Progressive bosses Richard Umbers and Dave Chambers stepping up in Australia
Former Progressive chief executive Richard Umbers has been made chief executive of Myer after departing for a position at Woolworths Australia eight years ago. Following a similar path is Progressive's managing director Dave Chambers, who assumed a position at Woolworths on Monday.
UPDATED: Unwrapping the Autumn Gift & Homeware Fair
The Autumn Gift & Homeware Fair opened in Auckland on Sunday. The Register went along to have a browse.
Who’s hot in New Zealand retail?
The CEO of retail specialist agency Hotfoot, Juanita Neville-Te Rito, gives her picks for who's come out all guns blazing in retail for 2015
Rabbit Island Coffee Co. starts again each Spring
Rabbit Island Coffee Co. in Nelson is run out of a converted shipping container. When the cafe shuts down for the off-season, owners Ali Slotemaker and Stephen Lee sell the old container and fit out a new one from scratch.
Kiwis continue to spend up large on overseas websites in January, BNZ report finds
BNZ's quarterly Marketview survey finds Kiwis are continuing to shop with overseas vendors online.
Toyco talks toys and e-commerce success
Auckland toy store Toyco reveals how it has made a success of its 2009 split from the Toyworld group by concentrating on online retailing.
NZ CEOs’ confidence in the economy dives in 2015, PwC survey says
New Zealand CEOs are feeling less confident than last year about the global economy, according to PwC's Annual Global CEO Survey.
Part one: Special features on offer from New Zealand’s big four banks for retailers
Mobile devices are a huge trend in the retail industry this year. The Register asked New Zealand's big four banks what they had to offer retailers who wanted to bank on the go.