New Zealand Natural to expand through China
Popular ice cream brand New Zealand Natural is set to become more global as owner Emerald Foods launches into China.
Wesfarmers appoints new managing director
Wesfarmers announced yesterday that Richard Goyder will be stepping down as managing director and handing the reins over to Rob Scott.
Clothing curating site set to go global
Fashbae is a newly implemented free New Zealand online buy/sell platform for all things fashion. It soft launched in December, and already has over 30,000 active users.
No sign of slowing for loved-up consumer holiday
New Zealand men are to be the big spenders this Valentine’s Day, as Mastercard's latest Survey shows that males will be spend an average of a third more on their significant others than women.
New Zealand’s plastic card spending is up in January
Consumer retail spending using electronic cards was $5.1 billion in January 2017, which is up $270 million (5.6 percent) from January 2016, Statistics New Zealand said yesterday.
A day in the life of a retail assistant- the good, the bad and the just plain yuck
According to statistics released by Service IQ, the retail industry has grown from 259,000 people in 2012, to nearly 300,000 people today. This huge percentage of the population is responsible for keeping our retail industry up and running, performing a multitude of tasks with tolerance
Faces for radio (or a pillowcase set): Matt & Jerry Homewares is now a thing
Perhaps better known for their shock jock antics, infamous radio duo Matt Heath and Jeremy Wells are embracing the entrepreneurial spirit with their latest business venture.
Fast and vast: Reaching shoppers through television advertising
New Zealanders may be super tech-savvy, multi-screen watchers but, at the end of the day, more Kiwis sit down and watch free-to-air television than any other medium.
Bike Barn have been fined $800k for misleading advertisements
Bike Retail Group and Bikes International, the combined operators of the Bike Barn cycle retailer in New Zealand, have been fined $800,000 in the Auckland District Court for running an advertising campaign that was misleading to consumers.
A foothold on feminism: Ziera looks to reward ‘unstoppable’ women – with shoes
With one of the largest recorded women’s marches against Donald Trump taking place only a matter of weeks ago, it seems that 2017 could be the year of progressive feminism. Jumping on board with this idea, New Zealand-owned Ziera Shoes has launched a campaign titled