Everybody knows that the only way to get ahead is to push yourself, but is it really as simple as feeling the fear and doing it anyway? The Register editor Sarah Dunn muses on achievement and personal development.
Parking is vital to central-city retailers. As part of an in-depth study of Auckland's new Unitary Plan, we looked at how the plan will impact parking for retailers.
Auckland is set to become a more compact, intensely developed city, with the now-revised Auckland Unitary Plan allowing more than 400,000 new properties over the next 30 years. But does the plan allow for enough retail development to cater for all this growth?
Lower Hutt's Queensgate and Wainuiomata Shopping Centre will remain closed for the remainder of this week while engineers continue their post-quake inspection. Both centres have been closed for business since the 7.5 magnitude earthquake that hit Monday.
It’s not just international retail chains that are coming to New Zealand’s shores – global giants like Amazon may be next to set up a warehouse here. Massey University retail expert Jonathan Elms shares some key learnings from the Bricks and Clicks seminars held last
Millennials are now a serious market force which demands that the businesses they interact with match their personally-held values around authenticity, environmental sustainability and social responsibility, speakers at the PwC Herald Talk on Conscious Business emphasised.
Omnichannel, hyper-local, micro-moments: What do all these words have in common? According to Hotfoot general manager Fiona Kerr, they're some of 2016's most overused buzzwords. She breaks down her top six marketing buzzwords for the year, and explains why some of them were actually useful
With Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest popping up alongside all the traditional media channels, companies are spoiled for choice on how to communicate with their customers these days. The only problem is that a significant amount of budget is being spent on the
It’s no surprise by now that most consumers grip their smartphones tightly when walking around the local shops. Around 82 percent of American shoppers turn to their smartphones to make purchasing decisions and in our world of connectivity, WiFi is all but expected by New
Will the arrival of Tiffany's threaten existing jewellery retailers? RCG's Paul Keane considers the factors at play.