Creative work is a process, not just a destination. The creative sphere and those who exist in it are constantly working to hone their abilities into something that tells a story, that communicates both their own ideologies and has a purpose. Kayla Jurlina is one
Where once brands may have fought each other to the bottom of the pricing barrel in a bid to win market share, the tides have shifted and today 72 percent of businesses say that customer experience is their main priority. Dylan Berrington, ANZ manager director,
The first stage of Scentre Group’s $790 million redevelopment of Westfield Newmarket could open as soon as July. Scentre has said it will open in multiple stages from the second half of this year, and construction will be complete by Christmas.
Fashion retailer Hallenstein-Glassons has lifted sales and profit amidst difficult summer trading conditions here and across the Tasman.
The acquisition of a footwear company in North America has helped outdoor clothing retailer Kathmandu through a difficult Christmas trading season locally.
A round up of April Fools' pranks from New Zealand and around the world.
Customer feedback is becoming one of, if not the most, important aspect of improving business. Reviews and customer surveys are quickly holding fast as the main way generational shoppers decide where to go, and how business can decide to react.
The up and coming Tauranga Crossing precinct has become a fast-growing area of food, retail and entertainment. Now, the Bay of Plenty expansion is showing its support for local art and has included a kinetic sculpture created by Kiwi artist Phil Price.
Commentator David Farrell invokes George Orwell as he queries whether the digital revolution has gone too far.
Self-titling your business often seems like the simplest way to intertwine your products with your own identity. But is it still this simple after your business grows and takes on its own meaning? Courtney Devereux finds out what having to uphold the reputation of a