It’s remarkably hard to claw people’s phones away at meal times, and the thought of a food joint insisting on it might be a deal breaker for some customers. But US diner Chick-fil-A’s is being praised for its ‘Family challenge’ promotion, which gives away freebies
Subscription models are a retail trend that keeps on rising. Hotfoot CEO Juanita Neville-te Rito explores worldwide examples of subscription services and why they're a hit for consumers, and puts forth a test for retailers to see whether they should dip a toe into the
Buy Me Once is an ecommerce outfit selling into the US and UK. It focuses on finding and selling products which can reasonably be expected to last a lifetime to customers willing to pay top dollar for the best-quality item there is. We asked founder
It’s been another strong half for The Warehouse Group, which has reported a profit increase of more than 22 percent. Profit for the first half of 2016 is $45.6 million, compared to $37.2 million at the same time last year.
American textile designer Elizabeth Esponnette has created a living garment out of muslin and chia seeds. When sprouted, the seeds cover the hooded vest with greenery – the effect is much like a wearable Chia Pet.
On International Women's Day, FABIK founder Angela Barnett stumbled across this ad. And she felt compelled to say something about it.
Research for an upcoming feature in NZRetail has revealed one of the top issues affecting retailers in smaller towns is the seismic strengthening of older buildings. Now, the Property Council is calling upon the Government to remove the barriers property owners are facing when assessing
Infor fashion and retail industry global strategy director Bob McKee has almost 45 years’ experience working across technology and retail, 30 of which were spent in the textiles industry. Together with Infor Pacific managing director Jo-Anne Ruhl, he chatted with The Register about the inner
Briscoe Group has beat its full-year forecast and increased its profit to $47.1 million in the year ending January 31, up almost 20 percent from $39.3 million the previous year. The company credited its success to inventory management and new technology that manages stock.
Adyen is an international payments facilitator which lets companies accept payments worldwide from all sales channels through a single, scaleable payment platform. Its chief operating officer Sam Halse has some advice on how Kiwi businesses can serve their Asian clients better.