With the influence of digital marketing, international up-and-comings and constant changes in consumer culture, 2017 has seen changes already in the retail industry, so what are some important up and coming changes?
Bringing brand propositions to life in a consistent way is a never-ending challenge for retailers.
A key footwear player from the mid-2000s is slithering out of the swamp of unfashionability and onto the runway. That’s right: Crocs are back.
Music is important for all retail sectors, but what are the rules and regulations behind this massive industry and being able to use music to the advantage of your business and brand?
We had a brief chat with Roy Campbell, chief executive of Smiths City. The listed national chain sells electronics, furniture and beds, among other lines, and moved into Auckland with the purchase of the three-store Furniture City business early in 2016.
Popular international retailer Topshop has announced the brand's placement into voluntary administration. But why are New Zealand stores dodging the bullet?
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After successfully buying Kate Spade, Coach has put through another bid to widen its luxury sector. This time setting its focus on Jimmy Choo shoes.
Stories about retailers shutting down or selling are becoming increasingly more common in the news. So, what are the primary causes of retail failure?
The sixth annual Newmarket Business Award finalists have been announced. The 2017 awards bring a range of deserving finalists and an extensive independent judging panel.
In this new opinion column, Kiwi retail staff anonymously share their real-life experiences from the shop floor, behind the counter and beyond.