My Food Bag founders and co-chief executives Cecilia and James Robinson are to move into strategic and governance roles following the appointment of new CEO Kevin Bowler. Bowler formerly lead Tourism New Zealand and Frucor Suntory.
In terms of retail spending, New Zealand households ended 2017 with a bang, and it looks like the party has continued in the early part of 2018. However, despite this firmness in spending levels, retail price inflation remains stubbornly low, writes Satish Ranchhod, Westpac senior
The Newmarket Business Awards have swung back around for 2018. The awards this year feature a fresh line up of well deserving finalists based in the Newmarket area.
Made for the construction moguls and well suited to those accident prone, Caterpillar construction has debuted its newest range of rugged smartphones.
Clothing brand I Love Ugly has released a new campaign featuring pint-size kids dishing out some hard love and sassy advice about life.
I wrote a stunt journalism piece on how easy it is to be hacked in Idealog last year. In an ironic twist of events, I recently discovered I have actually been hacked, except this time through my Uber account to the tune of $800. Take
Retailers have a responsibility to sell only safe products, explains MBIE trading standards team leader Martin Rushton.
On Friday night, journalists from around the country gathered to celebrate excellence in their practice – and there was plenty on show, with 355 finalists across 68 categories. NZ Retail and The Register were awarded the prize for the Best Trade Publication and/or News Website.
Glossier is a cult beauty phenomenon that maintains exclusivity not through price but through scarcity. The Register and NZ Retail editor and associate publisher Sarah Dunn reports back from its New York showroom.
Ever since the launch of American craft market Etsy, handmade artisanal products have become a full revenue stream for a lot of individuals looking to cash in on their craftmanship. Yet now a more Kiwi-focused version has sprung forward as New Zealanders leverage creative projects.