It was a full house at the Vector Arena as more than 1500 guests sat down to raise funds for charity and celebrate The Warehouse Group's supplier network at the 25th Gala Dinner. The event also saw the group's new chief executive, Nick Grayston, on
You’ve probably seen its eye-catching kiosks at airport terminals, but did you know 1Above is a New Zealand business? Already sold in more than 250 outlets around the globe, 1Above is now seeking further growth using capital raised from an equity crowdfunding campaign run through
New Zealand’s much-awaited first Tiffany & Co. outlet finally has an opening date. The internationally renowned jeweller has been building anticipation since announcing its plans a year ago.
Struggling kidswear retailer Pumpkin Patch has affirmed its earnings will be significantly lower than that of 2015. The company announced ebitda earnings for the year ended 31 July are expected to be within the range of $2.8 million to $3.4 million.
Flagship stores are popping up all over the place in central Auckland. While they're eye-catching and exciting, they're also a huge investment. Juanita Neville-Te Rito considers whether Kiwi retailers should be following the internationals' lead and establishing flagships of their own.
The Warehouse has heard New Zealand shoppers’ cries for more fast fashion, and it’s responded with increased investment. In the first move of its kind, the discount retailer’s new spring-summer 2016 range was launched to media and bloggers with a stylish event at Grey Lynn’s
It seemed like only a matter of time after Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Prada established flagship stores in Auckland’s central city that Chanel would arrive. Now, here it is – the luxury label opened its first standalone fragrance and beauty boutique at 35 Galway St,
Following on from a successful slew of DIY videos on YouTube, Mitre 10 has launched an online video streaming service on its website. The move shows the retailer is confident its audience will follow its content wherever it goes.
Three quarters of Millennials would like to shop locally when they go online, says new research from the Australian Retailers Association. A new website called Shop Small aims to grant this wish by presenting Kiwi SME retailers’ goods on a single platform, making it easier
Mark Powell, former chief executive of The Warehouse Group, has moved on from New Zealand’s largest listed retailer and into a teaching phase. Here, he discusses leadership and the importance of social responsibility.