As part of Idealog's 'Can we fix it?' month of climate-change content, Ecostore co-founder Malcolm Rands explains why sustainability is now crucial to our planet, our wellbeing, and the economy, as well as sharing some actions businesses can take to move towards this.
Love was in the air this Valentine's as Neilsen analytics reported a large jump in Valentine's themes spending. We talked to retailers Hello and Cookie and Eden Flowers about the increase in business on the most loved-up day of the year.
British-owned domestic appliance supplier Dyson is investing in its New Zealand market by opening its first dedicated local office this year. It's also transitioning into handling its own distribution.
An ambitious business that combined a restaurant, yoga studio, yoga-related retail store and other wellness services has gone into liquidation a year and a half after opening.
Spanish-owned fast fashion giant Zara sent waves through New Zealand retail when its first Kiwi store opened at Auckland's Sylvia Park shopping centre in October 2016. Now, it's about to introduce online shopping to its New Zealand offering.
Avon is one of those retailers that needs no introduction. Even if nobody in your family sold Avon products when you were growing up, it's virtually certain that somebody you knew did. However, that's about to change - Avon is pulling out of New Zealand
Retailers had a tough year in 2017, and 2018 is shaping up to be just as full of change and excitement. At The Register's first event, held at Citta Design in Newmarket and sponsored by Latitude Financial, The Register editor Sarah Dunn and Retail X's
New Zealand-made e-bike company Ubco has moved from off-roading bikes to dual purpose bikes, launching its new 2x2 model worldwide. The main difference? The bike can be used for both work and play and is certified to be used on-road, meaning anyone with a regular
Following the launch of Ecostore's first brand campaign last year, we sit down with director of marketing Jemma Whiten to discuss it's latest campaign strategies, how it's tracking in local and offshore markets and how its unique proposition has it positioned in the face of
Shop Slow is a pop-up store coming to Ponsonby which exhibits local and emerging designers. We spoke to hand crafted jewellry label, Julia Marin, about its involvement with the new exhibition and how collaborations help to grow its individual message.